It’s a frightening reality: In just the last decade alone—and primarily in the arid regions of the Southwest and Western United States—wildfires have wreaked havoc, increasing in both frequency and severity. And while we’re not here to go into the whys and wherefores of climate change, we are here to offer up a few easy… Read More
A brush mower, sometimes called a brush hog, is a specialized type of lawn mower that is super-powered to handle thick foliage and undergrowth, like thick weeds, brush, and even small trees. An expensive piece of equipment, many consumers might worry about how much use they can really get out of the machine and might… Read More
The reviews are in for the all new DR® Field and Brush Mower models! ★★★★★ A dream machine! At age 72, I needed a cutting machine that was easy to operate. This DR® PRO-26 Brush Mower is a dream machine for me on the farm. I used it today for three (3) hours to cut high weeds… Read More
We’ve shared a lot lately about our new 2016 DR Field and Brush Mowers, but it’s nice to be reminded now and then about our “ancestors”. Here’s a letter that came in over the summer from a customer who is still mowing strong, 21 years after her purchase. More importantly, it’s a reminder to us… Read More
Walk-Behind and Tow-Behind Models redesigned from the ground up. Excitement is running at a fever pitch here at DR! That’s because we’ve just launched the 2016 line of DR Field and Brush Mowers, in time for the Fall season. You can get all the details on our website but here’s a rundown of the big… Read More
Focus on Design: 2016 Walk-Behind models “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Some people subscribe to that. But we’re mighty pleased that our DR product engineers don’t. Because despite the rave reviews our owners have given the DR Field and Brush Mower over the years, and despite the fact that its sales continue to… Read More
I write this on March 23rd, and last night it dropped to 4F. We had snow Sunday morning. It is nearly April, and there is still thick snow cover on the ground outside. No, I don’t live in Alaska. I live in Upstate NY. All this to say that it has been a brutal winter… Read More
In over half of the United States, invasive buckthorn is a huge problem for those with large properties. These woody shrubs spread like wildfire, as birds love to eat their berries and “distribute” the seeds far and wide. In no time, buckthorn bushes can take over an open field or meadow and render it useless.… Read More
One of the great benefits of the DR Field and Brush Mower is its ability to literally be five machines in one. With optional attachments that turn it into a wood chipper, wide-cut lawn mower, now thrower, or grader/snow blade, plus the included brush deck for brush mowing, it’s a real 4-season workhorse. But is… Read More
How tough is the DR Brush Mower? If you are thinking about buying a heavy duty DR Brush Mower with the brush deck attachment, or if you are a new owner and you are wondering how tough the machine really is, then this post is for you. I have been a user of the DR… Read More