Rhino got their money's worth with a sponsorship. I'd buy one.

@michaelstepp8883

7 жыл бұрын

well when I get a tractor again I know what brand I will buy to put behind it

@MS-gn4gl

7 жыл бұрын

it's mild steel against hardened steel blades at high rpm on a high torque motor. What happened is exactly what I expected to happen. Fun to watch not really impressive.

@InimitaPaul

7 жыл бұрын

Miguel Simoes Exactly. It's fun to watch but they will have tested this and made sure it stood up long before Cody arrived. Watch it for what it is, an advertisement.

@cmdrsocks

7 жыл бұрын

It is impressive, hitting a chunk of steel like that with hardened blades often results in shards of shattered blade flying everywhere. It is a testament to the toughness of the blades Rhino make. Looking at the edges, apart from one bend, which won't affect cutting, the rest of the damage looks like it will be just fine after a few minutes on a grinder.

@johncronk1338

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, if I ever needed a tool like that I'm sold. No contest

30 rods to a hogs head... my mule does better

@g.forster6233

7 жыл бұрын

and that's the way I likes it! xD

@jeromes6058

7 жыл бұрын

Brett Vaughn I get a rod a rattle snake in my buggie

@BrettVaughnB100

7 жыл бұрын

lol well ok

@alvindueck8227

7 жыл бұрын

Brett Vaughn my fuel mileage? a bucket of oats and 5 metric minutes of grazing every 10 kilometers. That's how my horse likes it.

@jeromes6058

7 жыл бұрын

Alvin Al how many rods a thousand gallops?

Is there no shear pin in that setup?

@tosborn56

7 жыл бұрын

Most likely it has a slip clutch.

@cochbob

7 жыл бұрын

Eric White it has a clutch

@macfarms

7 жыл бұрын

haha that was my first thought as well.

@tbw357

7 жыл бұрын

The cutter bars are on single bolt pivots. No need for a shear pin. If they hit something with enough force to overcome the centrifugal mass the blades pivot out of the way.

@thomasbland6428

7 жыл бұрын

The slip clutch was listed as a feature in a previous video.

that 52mm thick steel rod sure took a beating...

@billnevins9576

7 жыл бұрын

the metric system is the tool of the devil!!!!

@chrishatfield9790

7 жыл бұрын

That's what she siad

@Poopoo-wt3sb

7 жыл бұрын

eivindmong lol

@Poopoo-wt3sb

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Hatfield ..add rim shot here🎶

@trespire

7 жыл бұрын

That would be a 50.8 mm diameter stock rod :-)

I ran over my 100' garden hose with my kubota G6200 and the blades twisted about 45' of it into the deck and actually stalled a diesel at full throttle!! Haha!! I didn't think it was possible to stall a diesel at full throttle but it is lol! I spent the next hour cutting hose from under the deck! 😁

@forbeshutton5487

7 жыл бұрын

We need a video for a comparison. Do it again.

@2friendstoking

6 жыл бұрын

I've had the same thing happen with as little as 20' of rope and a 50hp Perkins powered mower

@UnacceptableViews

6 жыл бұрын

I had a 4hp push mower brought to it's knees by a spool of fishing line..

@57yearf.f.5

6 жыл бұрын

Use a torch to melt it. Voice of experience...

"30 rods to a hogshead!" Quote of the month! steve

starting a new channel? call it mangler star. see what a bush hog can kill :0)

@museabc

7 жыл бұрын

sarah fadely I think you might have just uncover a new cash cow 🐮.

@pacoo3712

7 жыл бұрын

I wanna see it dropped on a full propane tank :D

@museabc

7 жыл бұрын

Pac Oo Episode 1:Bushhog vs propane tank.

@freddiebuckner912

7 жыл бұрын

sarah fadely I

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

sarah fadely Now that is funny - manglerstar for the win

Rhino, Ford, and John Deere... Heck of a trio! Oh, and that Brush Hog... If I needed one, and could afford it, I'd buy it!

That end quote is hilarious

That's not just some brush hog....that's a RHINO!

Never heard of the Rhino line of attachments before your partnership with then. Can you imagine what TV commercials would cost VS the sponsorship of this channel? I'm certainly impressed with their lineup. The future of advertising is here. Thanks Cody.

that's an impressive amount of force with an impressive lack of damage to the blades. It looks like a few minutes with a grinder will have those blades good as new (alright maybe 10 minutes)

Do they have a Sawstop version?

@DipnSpitn

7 жыл бұрын

thats what i thought it was goin to be hahah

@buckshotbill7573

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

Awesome ending! Made me laugh out loud!

THAT IS CRAZY!

I think the best thing about Cody´s hate for the metric system is that he uses it every single day! All imperial/Standard units are defined in metric(SI) units, and in reality the us has been using the metric system since 1893 they just convert the units to standard!

Beastly, and everytime these metric topics come up I grab the popcorn!

I like how you get straight into the action. Most people who do videos like this build it up for 5 mins or more and it's so annoining

The plasma cutter is still faster, and neater. ..

It's my belief that God gave us the metric system by giving us 10 fingers to count with...

@alvindueck8227

7 жыл бұрын

alancottrill nice one

@r.d.k.909

7 жыл бұрын

Or he gave us the imperial system because we all have a foot. Try again

@g.work.specials6859

7 жыл бұрын

R.D. K the amount of fingers is overall the same (ofcource exceptions), but people's feet are not the same size. now you try again ;-)

@alancottrill

7 жыл бұрын

count to 200 by 10's, ok that should have taken about 10 seconds. now count to 192 by 12's... let me know when you give up.

@doublebulbing

7 жыл бұрын

3 hands + 1 finger not that hard

You guys have the best days out!

I love your music choice for your videos it always seems so fitting

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I understand what you need to do, but I like your old homestead stuff!!!

That was so damn cool!I thought that Bar would destroy that Bush hog but it's much tougher than it looks.When I get another Bush Hog I know who I'm going with lol.

That's a destructive test. Impressive the mower survived, that the blades didn't come apart. Considering the vibration after the hit, the balance was way off. I have to wonder what the gear box looked like and if the clutch mechanism slipped to protect it.

Rhino tough is more then a marketing pitch, its simply true! Rhino builds equipment strong enough to handle some real unexpected loads and yet easy to repair. Can't find much fault with a company willing to put their products to such tests. If it can take this sort of impact and keep going, nothing you find in a pasture will ever slow it down! Thanks for bringing us along Mr and Mrs W, this sort of information is going to help convince people what quality is! It will also give folks an idea how powerful a mower is, and what dangers you need to deal with,

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

It was impressive

Wow!!! That was awesome!

Excellent real test! Bravo Rhino !! I now know what brand I'm buying next

Ha! That's good old fashioned fun right there!! Very impressive.

Nice little Vivaldi winter in the beginning there.

Wow! I'll bet you can grind that blade back to effectiveness too. LOL!

That was fuuun! tough stuff

I thought it was "40 rods to a hogs head." Very cool test, that's one tough piece of equipment!

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

We'l let him know... :)

He was close, Grampa Simpson said "My car gets forty rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it." don't tip him on the mileage lol

JAW DROPPING WOW!!!!! AMAZING TO SAY THE LEAST..............

Winter is my favorite of the four seasons

So, can I buy this at a discounted rate from the scratch and dent section? :)

Mrs. W stole the show. P.S. Thank you Grandpa Simpson for explaining why SAE is Anti-American. :-D Benjamin Franklin would be proud.

Okay, I'm impressed! Now I want to see you hand sharpen those blades to hair popping sharp on your Russian sharpening tool. ha ha ha : )

WOW! That's one tough Brush Hog! I figured it would destroy the blades and gearbox, but it did not. Thanks for the video Mr. & Mrs. Wranglerstar, watching that test would sure convince me to buy a Rhino Brush Hog if I needed one.

Did y'all ever get the back window replaced on the tractor?

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

On order

that was vicious!! lol

Great video! Cool AND Funny!

An old cowboy once told me ,life is just easier when you plow around the stump, or steel bar I guess

Stick with Imperial if you want, but don't come crying when you find yourself working for Darth Vader.

Metric system always is there anything else 😂😂😂

Thirty rods to a hogshead? Yikes! That's lousy mileage... Don't know what Gramps was bragging about...

Great video!

Mrs W looking GOOD!

"The metric system is the Devil." That's funny.

Those are some good looking cowboy boots you've got!

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Comfortable too.

That was awesome!

That test would scare me to death! I whole heartedly agree this is one awesome piece of equipment. The blades didn't really look too bad, considering what it hit. I even noticed the deck metal didn't sustain any damage....no dents, ripped wholes, blown out welds..... awesome brush hog! Thanks for the vedio​, great job!

What awesome power that machine has.

Now that's tough...Rhino Tough. JD

Any vid that's named, "Destruction Test" gets my thumbs up :-)

funnest metric hater comment ever lol

Impressive test of the Rhino, but you guys really need to just get a band saw or plasma cutter. Much less nerve wracking, and less distortion of the steel after cutting.

The first time I used a brush hog was on an overgrown radio station tower feild. Found a small roll of tower guy wire-that Woods “Dixie Cutter” chopped it up-sounded like an engine block thrown in a dumpster.Was a rental Kubota 35 hp diesel tractor.Cleaned the rig up-checked out the blades and mountin bolts-were ok.Went back to the rental yard with no problem-was there at the site when the tractor and it’s hog was picked up.

Glad your having fun... God Bless... safe travels...

That was pretty destructive Cody. I don't know why you allowed it in your channel 😉 I'll keep my eye out when I new video comes in, I'm gonna watch this one again 😁 hehehe!

Wow, unbelievable! Tough stuff.

Holy smokes that is something that can happen in real life easily on many properties, this mower is a rugged beast good to see a company that makes products that are rugged and designed to stand up to real life not to many companies doing that nowady

Awesome! And MORE Vivaldi!

What a terrible sound! Just gut clenching for anyone who uses tractors and you know you just nailed a rock

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Yes - it was loud

I'm surprised at the abuse my puny 21 HP Kohler on the Husqvarna will tolerate with the relatively thin mower blades I have. That was crazy!

Love the Vivaldi!!

It's actually 40 rods to a hogs head and I love the metric system because it's all I know

I just watched a wider version clean overgrown pastures and woods. How Farms Works..Great Machines..Wisconsin is beautiful.

Awesome test

You might just be able to chop trees down with that thing.. Wow. :)

brilliant! My favourite youtube channel!

anyone wanna give me a quick rundown on why the metric system is no good ? ... isnt everything important based off metric ?

@jelinlikeafelin

7 жыл бұрын

It's a joke. And yes, the metric system is the basis for more important things like US standard units.

@TheUserid82

7 жыл бұрын

The reason for the metric system is so everyone has to replace everything that measures when they change systems or correct the current system.

@JoshuaBoldt

7 жыл бұрын

It's a long-running joke for all-Amercan people like homesteaders and farmers to make fun of the metric system. No one truly hates it, we just keep using imperial because that's the way a lot of our brains think so it makes sense to us. It will take a couple more generations to wash imperial out, but for those of us who think in inches and feet it is still fun to tongue-in-cheek make fun of metric while kind of making fun of ourselves at the same time. Also, metric feels very clinical when you do carpentry. Imperial feels much more organic to someone who grew up with it -- our tables and cabinets and whatever feel right when they are 3 feet or 4 feet or 6 feet. A 2 meter table is just weird feeling at 6.5 feet. I don't want my table to be 71.12cm tall, I want it to be 28 inches. It's just a system we are embedded in so it feels natural. We honestly do use a ton of metric, despite what the world might think. All the parts on all my cars are metric... except the speedometer.

@OldSneelock

7 жыл бұрын

As long as there are machines in industry that use the imperial measurement system we will continue to use it. That is going to be a long time. My little South Bend 9C was made in the 40's. I have repaired gang drills that had tags saying War Dept Paint. That was the First World War.

@pu1ypj

7 жыл бұрын

Because americans cry that they couldn't make a non-sense system a way to go around the world. It was OK for some things but for others... Metric is better!

When you constantly make fun of something it usually means that, that something is really good and you'd wish you had thought of it, created it or owned it. It's a no brainer.

Wow. That is impressive.

I'ma buy a rhino for sure when I need a bush hog.

Im not sure if americans know that their imperial system is converted from metric. If you dig deep you'll find that in reality they have metric one kilogram as a standard that is just calculated to imperial for them.

I bought a house off a widow who came home from shopping and found her husband crushed under his brush hog attachment. He had lifted it, crawled under to detangle some wire or rope when the hydraulics let go. He must have suffered laying under there while his air was cut off. The wall of the hog was on his chest. He'd been dead for a short time when she returned. They were gut-renovating an old farm house which was half way done. After several years she decided to sell and I bought. Sad story but true. Should never go under a brush hog, ever.

But did you know that the imperial system is defined in metric

@powdermnky007

7 жыл бұрын

Pioneerz just saw a KZread video about this!

@N00B283

7 жыл бұрын

its the veritasium video right?

@r.d.k.909

7 жыл бұрын

Anything can be defined by something else. means nothing. If you're saying that the metric system came about before imperial -you're wrong. Metric system use as we know it today is fairly recent.

@N00B283

7 жыл бұрын

I didn't say that Metric is older than Imperial. It was Napoleons France who invented the Metrics system as the demand for weapons production skyrocketed (due to obvious reasons) and France was using different imperial measurements around the country which caused a lot of problems in standardisation and mass production. What I am trying to say in my comments is that back in 1875 The US signed the Metre Convention, which basically committed the country to use the metric system. In return, French scientists sent two platinum-iridium cylinders that weigh 1kg to the US in 1889 (known by their designations K4 and K20 from a set of 40 identical objects that were produced and sent around the world). So even though everything you see and buy in the US is usually reported in pounds, all weights are traceable back to the K20 kilogram (by applying a conversion factor to get to pounds).

Impressive brush hog test. The metric system is much easier to work with being based on multiples of 10. The problem for it not being adopted in the USA aside from cost, it seems to me, is folks using the imperial system do not have a "gut feeling" of the values. For instance what does a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius really feel like, is it a cool day or uncomfortably hot, or how big is a 20 Liter gas can or how fast are you traveling (Imperial) at 100 Kilometers per hour. However, the USA is slowly being dragged into the metric world bit by bit kicking and screaming whether it likes it or not. Automobiles built in Europe, China, Japan or Korea are metric. Appliances made in China and sold in the US are also metric. Any US manufacturer hoping to be successful selling their products overseas had better plan on them being metric. For the average person in day to day life the conversion of road signs from miles to kilometers or buying 2 kilograms of potatoes would be uncomfortable and confusing for about a year until a "gut feeling" was established. Dual road signs will not work it because a person will use the unit of measure they are familiar with and ignore the other, that was tried in 1975 and failed. No, conversion would not be easy or cheap but worth it in the long run.

And that, ladies and gentleman, is why there are heavy chains on the bush hog.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

indeed

30 miles to a hogs head.I like that!

Killer boots man

Holy sh##! I might be looking into them bush hogs.

your neighbour's north of the border are 50/50 metric/standard and watching my boys learn each shows the power of the metric system... but we still buy lumber and building supplies by inches and feet. I could only tell you the temperature in celcius and the distance in kilometers but a standard door size would be in inches. maybe it's good to know both.

@InimitaPaul

7 жыл бұрын

brawn I'm in Britain and it's very annoying having imperial mixed with metric. I spent years deliberately forgetting imperial because it's so horribly antiquated. If I go into a shop and what I'm looking for is in imperial I'll just walk back out again, not many imperialists left over here now though, mainly junk shops where they belong. 😋

@dutchcourage7312

7 жыл бұрын

@Paul, well with all that Brexit stuff going on, it might not be for long until you fall back into the good old ways of the Empire again, including the measuring system :(

@richardfarrer5616

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Keating I'm also British and I like the fact I grew up during the period of conversion. It let's me use both sets of units and convert between them. Maybe we should discuss it over a 568.26ml of beer at some time.

@InimitaPaul

7 жыл бұрын

Richard Farrer A friend of mine swears by both, but that's because he's an architect and whilst "we" may use imperial very rarely, he couldn't operate without it at times. The imperial legacy will be around in one way or another for a while yet.

@richardfarrer5616

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Keating I agree. It is why we buy ten metres of 2" by 2" timber😀

That was pretty cool.

I just think that is funny that the Imperial or the "standard" units of measurements are ACTUALLY converts from the Metric/SI system. The US was one of the original signatories of the of the "Treaty of the Metre" or "Metre Convention" back in 1875. So for the past 140 years the US HAS been using the metric system. They have just been converting it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre_Convention

I really thought those blades would be toast, but a little sharpening and just like new. But that rod...scrap bin or display case for sure.

@jacksonbennett6151

7 жыл бұрын

lilJohn 1998 or stoke up the forge!

Try dropping the bush hog down into kudzu. It will choke out your tractor and you'll have to cut it out.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Kudzu kills

😱WOW!!!! Bush Hog is TOUGH!!!! 👍🏼

Too cool I Love Destruction videos

American craftsmanship!!

30 rods to a hogs head. funny stuff. tough machine!

All I can say is WOW!!!

Wrangler-buster!

What was that strange green tractor they were using? Didn't say Yanmar on it :)

@ArnieD17

7 жыл бұрын

Faded blue.

Hi Cody, that was awesome. That was a serious test to the Rhino, I would have never imagined they would perform such a brutal test but again it awesome. All the best to you and the fam and Easy on the metric system. Cheers, Craig

please do a budget power tools series

wow I like that the blades look modular as in they can be taken off the main rotary part and sharpened or replaced.

Gnarly dude...