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<blockquote data-quote="Ali_Maxxum" data-source="post: 5625726" data-attributes="member: 12293"><p>I always do the side first, that way you aren't over hanging the corner nearest you and unnecessarily over lapping, similar to what ARW said you can see the top line then, rough pass then another to tidy up, possibly a floor pass if there's brambles/lambs. </p><p></p><p>Single year black thorn hedges I can comfortably cut with one pass by going a gear slower. </p><p></p><p>I used to do the shoulder first but found it was of no real benefit for in field hedges.. Most of what we do the bottoms are totally eaten out by sheep or horses anyway. All my roadside work I take the shoulder off last to keep it back off the road, plus I don't like square box hedges.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ali_Maxxum, post: 5625726, member: 12293"] I always do the side first, that way you aren't over hanging the corner nearest you and unnecessarily over lapping, similar to what ARW said you can see the top line then, rough pass then another to tidy up, possibly a floor pass if there's brambles/lambs. Single year black thorn hedges I can comfortably cut with one pass by going a gear slower. I used to do the shoulder first but found it was of no real benefit for in field hedges.. Most of what we do the bottoms are totally eaten out by sheep or horses anyway. All my roadside work I take the shoulder off last to keep it back off the road, plus I don't like square box hedges. [/QUOTE]
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