Offset Flail Ditch-Bank Mower.
Reach Ditches & Fence Lines.

Solid mower, with a few issues...

Pros: It's a super solid mower, heavy-duty construction and leaves a manicured cut! Flail mowers rule! Cons: It doesn't come with the needed number of lower hitch pins (it requires 3 Lower Hitch pins, but only comes with 2!). The guard plates across the front are easily dislodged and knocked-off the steel rod they hang from, chains would be MUCH better than these plates! The rubber discharge guard over the rear roller is thin and easily tears (a layered thicker rubber material would be much better!). Finally, the belts are difficult to access due to the way the belt guards bolt on. Otherwise, I highly recommend this mower.

This mower is exactly what we need to mow the berms around my gun range and Motocross track. Worked very well.

Mower has been great so far

Mower works as advertised. The only thing I wish it had was adjustments for the roller. You can adjust the hight some with the 3 point hitch and it has a top link slot to allow it to move with the terrain. It was packaged well and seems very heavy duty. Great for mowing edge of fields and banks. I would recommend getting extra hammers to have on hand. This mower will mulch everything. I like it better than a rotary cutter. The tilt and offset features are great.

Worked great

I have a lot of briars along my trails in the woods and my bush hog only does the trail itself and not the sides which are either sloped up or down depending on which side. So I needed something that could extend beyond my tractor and also account for the up or down slope. This did the job chewing up everything in its path, only down side is it did not extend out as much as I would of liked.

84 inch mower

The mower seems to be built for a farmer/homeowner. it is greasible The only thing that I notice is the retracting in and out is a little bit quick on the hydraulics I tried to adjust it with the flow control but on my particular tractor it's still wants to be a little bit jerky the up-and-down motion works very well . I wish it had a way to store in the upright position.

Well built with 2 minor exceptions

Over all quality is very good. Welds and structural design seem robust. The thin brass grease fittings broke in half as I was trying to grease it, so I replaced with steel ones, and the rubber deflector on the back ripped with in the first 3 hours. So I replaced with a piece of conveyor belting. Overall I’m very happy with the unit so far.

Trail upkeep

Purchase the offset flail mower for my wooded trails. Works great. I have it attached to a Kubota B2450 and it has plenty of power.

Good mower

The shipment shows up in a box and requires minor assembly. It is boxed and protected pretty good. The parts are heavy enough I would recommend doing the assembly with 2 people. The mower is well built and uses heavy duty parts. Assembly instructions are ok but you can figure out pretty easy what needs to be done looking at the machine and the instructions. You will need 2 very large sockets if you don't already have them, oil for the gearbox, and grease for the fittings. Go ahead and browse the assembly manual online to make sure you have everything ready when the mower shows up. I had to order the sockets so it delayed the assembly by a day. The mower comes from the factory set in the "low" mowing position. I recommend changing it to the high setting until you use it and see what works best for you. Even in the high setting, it will cut the grass very close. It does have a very smooth clean cut which is very close to a "finish" mower style cut. Much better than a bush/brush hog mower. I read and watched reviews that said the hydraulics may act very quickly on some tractor models and you might need flow restrictors. That is true in my case. Even with an easy touch on the controls, the hydraulic movement is really quick so you have to pay attention. Not sure how this would affect all tractors if this was installed at the factory, but it should be something they consider. Not a major issue and not a deal breaker though, still highly rated. As far as limb / brush cutting, it does a decent job. It will take mulitple passes to clear bushes/brush when tilted to the upright position, but once you get the hang of it, it works ok. I have cut up to about 1.5" trees and bushes so far and it didn't even slow down. Not sure about much larger than that, but I would think it would do 2" no problem. Anything larger than 2" I would be afraid of damage to the mower but I could be wrong. Overall, it's a great machine at a good price and well built. I would by this brand again without hesitation. If I changed anything, I might have bought the next larger size instead of the 65" cut because I'm used to the 72" cut bush hog I have but that's not a knock on this machine at all, just personal preference.