Trail Maintenance with the Lane Shark Hammerhead

Learn essential tips for operating the Hammerhead mower, from easily setting it back to a level home position to navigating updates on the Lane Shark’s controls. Key safety features, like the seat-activated shutoff, stop oil flow whenever the operator leaves the seat. Discover maintenance advice for cleaning the mower’s underside and tips to maximize hydraulic performance, making it easier to tackle heavy-duty tasks with minimal wear and tear. Perfect for anyone looking to get the most out of this unique and powerful piece of equipment.

Lane Shark Mowers

00:00 - Tractor Driving Crocs
00:45 - What is a Lane Shark?
03:16 - The Lane Shark Hammerhead mower
03:46 - Using the Lane Shark Hammerhead
05:00 - Vertical Cutting
07:21 - Cutting in front of the mower
08:50 - Cutting down on branches
09:30 - How to level the hammerhead mower
10:20 - Constant flow controller
11:22 - Components and Build
12:58 - Great unique tool!

[RobertBrothersJr-dcnr]

Neil, excellent demonstration of the Laneshark . I learned a lot about how to properly operate one. Thanks

[rodgerneeb]

It's an interesting world, I too have tractor driving Crocs.

[O.KFarmToysdeutzallis]

could you do a video on how to do a full service on a jubota svl90-2 like oil, air, fuel and hydraulic? Thanks

[thebradleysoncatbirdhill]

It looks like a very well built piece of equipment. It's probably comparing apples and oranges, but I'm wondering about the speed and efficiency of this set up versus a mini skid with a rotary cutter like a Virnig.

[williamray]

I would love to have one on my M5140, but it is an open station and that seems like it would be dangerous without a cab.