FINALLY A Mower That CUTS TALL GRASS & WEEDS - INSANE RESULTS!

More than just a mower! Today we review DR Field and Brush Mower PRO XL30 (20 HP) that was specifically designed to tackle grass and weeds up to 8ft tall!

In this video, I review the DR Power PRO XL30 Walk-Behind Field and Brush Mower, a powerhouse in the world of outdoor equipment. Designed for the most demanding brush clearing jobs, this machine is equipped with advanced features and built to handle the toughest conditions.

Products used in todays video
------------------------------------------------
***Todays video was sponsored by DR Power***

DR Power PRO XL30 Field and Brush Mower Review: The Ultimate Heavy-Duty Brush Cutter

Key Features of the DR PRO XL30 Mower:
Engine Power: Powered by a 20.0 HP Briggs & Stratton OHV engine. With 656cc of displacement, it’s designed to tackle even the toughest terrain and tallest grass.

Cutting Capacity: The 30-inch wide cutting deck makes quick work of large areas, allowing you to cover more ground in less time. This mower can handle stems up to 3 inches in diameter, making it ideal for not just weeds and grass but also small saplings.

Electric Start for Ease: The mower is equipped with a convenient electric start system, allowing you to start it up quickly and easily with just the push of a button.

Commercial-Grade Transmission: With a 3-speed transmission and reverse gear, the DR PRO XL30 gives you full control in navigating various types of terrain.

All-Terrain Tires: The large, rugged 18-inch all-terrain tires provide excellent traction in all conditions, making it easy to maneuver through tall grass, mud, and rough terrain.

Durability and Protection: The steel frame and reinforced deck are designed for durability, ensuring that the mower can withstand the elements and tough usage. A heavy-duty brush guard protects the front of the machine, adding an extra layer of safety for both the operator and the mower itself.

Cutting Heights: With an adjustable cutting height ranging from 3.5 to 7.5 inches, this mower provides versatility.

Performance in Tough Conditions
The DR PRO XL30 excels in overgrown fields, tall grass, and thick brush, cutting through plants as tall as 6 to 8 feet. It’s a great solution for property owners, landscapers, or anyone dealing with neglected land that requires serious clearing power.

Why This Mower Stands Out
Compared to regular lawn mowers, which struggle with anything beyond basic grass cutting, the DR PRO XL30 is specifically engineered for brush, weeds, and saplings. It’s built tough, with high-performance components that ensure long-lasting durability.

Power Steering: Making maneuvering around obstacles, tight corners, and difficult terrain almost effortless. Each wheel can be independently controlled, allowing the user to pivot with precision.

Safety Features: Safety is a priority with the PRO XL30. The machine comes with a blade brake clutch system, allowing the operator to stop the blade rotation without shutting down the engine. This is especially useful for relocating the mower over non-grassy areas like driveways or sidewalks without having to restart.

Use Cases and Applications
This machine is perfect for:

Clearing large properties: If you have several acres of overgrown land, this machine will make maintaining it much easier.
Overgrown fields and paths: Regular maintenance of paths, trails, or open fields can become a breeze.
Thick brush: Ideal for managing heavy brush and small trees, keeping invasive plants at bay.
Landscapers and Property Managers: For professional use in large properties, parks, or golf courses.
Pros:
Powerful Engine: The 20 HP engine provides exceptional cutting power.
Wide Cutting Deck: The 30-inch deck clears large areas quickly.
Electric Start: Hassle-free startup with electric ignition.
High Traction: Large all-terrain tires for great stability.
Easy Maneuverability: Power steering makes it effortless to handle.
Cons:
Weight: Due to its durable construction, this machine is quite heavy and may be difficult to transport without proper equipment.
Cost: It’s an investment, but for those who need serious brush-clearing capabilities, the performance justifies the price.
Final Thoughts
The DR Power PRO XL30 Field and Brush Mower is truly a beast of a machine. If you’re dealing with tough, overgrown areas and need a reliable solution to handle it all, this mower is one of the best options available. Its powerful engine, wide cutting deck, and durable build ensure it can handle even the most challenging conditions with ease.

Watch this video to see how the DR PRO XL30 performs in real-world conditions and why it's a must-have for anyone looking to reclaim their land from thick brush and overgrowth.

[JMEDBRICKCLIX]

We've had our DR PRO XL since 2017. Ever since we used it for the first time, we've nicknamed it, "The Beast." The blade is amazing and will take down trees the size of your calf muscle on your leg. It says 3 inch, that's way low. If the machine can mount the tree, it will take it down. The independent hand breaking is a must. We've only changed the blades twice. speaking of blades, we also bought the grader blade attachment to leveling loose dirt and gravel. Downsides: be sure to remove the battery each winter or it will be dead every time in the spring. Just taking the terminals off the battery won't cut it. Note: I live in Missouri. Vert minor design changes since 2017. Other downside is the delivery when you buy it. It comes on a tractor trailer in a wood framed create. you have to have somewhere to ship it to that can unload it for you and load it on your truck or trailer. If loaded on your pickup, you better have a tractor or loader to get it off the truck.
On another note: I love to see the battery model and how well it compares to head with the gas version.

[njphil]

Although expensive, these DR mowers last for decades and are very low maintenance, I borrow my neighbors one every fall and do the bank of saplings and weeds next to the road, that grow during the season. It's a beast and starts on the 1st pull after sitting for months.

[mls]

The DR?! Man they used to advertise non stop on cable TV when I was a kid.

[mikegrok]

My local Home Depot will rent those for $50 a day. Hopefully one rental will fix your problem spot then you can use a regular lawn mower for the rest of the time.

[zaxxa]

I have a Dr line trjmmer with licorice line looking line at its from like the 90s but rins like a dream

[TheSoloAsylum]

We have an old Gravely brush mower like this one. It is very aggressive and violent, and very dangerous to run. It will mow your legs off. These new DR mowers seem very user friendly and easy to use. They are the Cadillac of brush mowers. I would pick the DR for speed like mowing overgrown fields, ditches, where the Gravely belongs in the woods slowly cutting heavy brush into trails.

[lizzycarman]

Hey pro tip!!! All those burr flowers are seeds....ask me how I know.. or look at my creek..😢😢😢😢! They will still have to mow constantly, or bag it, spray or burn it, and reseed unfortunately. If you know a better way though, let me know!! 😊

[Striperman]

At first I thought you were at Connor's house until I saw the water in the background. Its been so long since he has made a video that it was his uncut lawn 😂

[ajlexinicole]

My step-dad has one of these and it's been in the shop more than it's been at his house. Maybe he just has a bad one and they have been taken forever to get replacement parts to fix it.

[tinpony]

"..knife to a gunfight.."
I remember when barfights were settled with fists in the parking lot.

[lionellavallee]

Growing up we had a Gravely . Kinda looked like this machine. You could also add attachments to it also. The mowing blade if I remember weighed at least ten pounds.

[tinpony]

01:56 Bandage on finger?
Don't put your finger where you wouldn't put your weener.