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  • 1990 Moritz CP712

    1990 Moritz CP712

    • Manufacturer: Moritz

    : Semi-door Number of teeth: 15 : On 3 rows Safety type: Spring Folding: Hydraulic : Teeth section 52x25, transport width 4.10 m + 0.85 m

    Bray-Saint-Aignan, France
  • 2019 Rolmako U638

    2019 Rolmako U638

    • Manufacturer: Rolmako
    • Model: U638

    11 NON-STOP TEETH DO NOT 2 OUTER REPLACEABLE EQUIPPED WITH FUEL CARBIDE CHISEL POINTS-SABOT FOR STRUCTURE-NUCLE OF PROTECTION NOSE AND PROTECTION NOSE EXTENSIONS FOR CARBIDE. MIXER ROLL FLEX ROLL FRONT AND REAR L...

    Authon, France
  • 2025 Kverneland FHP 250 Plus

    2025 Kverneland FHP 250 Plus

    • Manufacturer: Kverneland
    • Model: FHP250
    • Cutting width: 2.5 m
    • Required horsepower: 129 hp

    Category: Pasture mowers and crushers | Overall rating (1-5): 5/5 | Working width: 250 cm | Transport weight: 1,004 kg | More information: A generously proportioned frame, strong mounting point, reinforced trape...

    $15,847 USD

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    Est. $311/mo

    Siilinjärvi, Finland

Overview

Flail mowers are robust cutting machines used for maintaining rough and uneven terrain, such as fields, roadsides, and overgrown areas. They feature a rotating drum with several small blades (flails) attached, which effectively chop vegetation into fine pieces. These mowers are ideal for managing thick grass, weeds, and light brush, providing a clean and even cut.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used flail mower?

Check the condition of the flails, drum, and overall structure. Ensure the mower has been well-maintained with regular servicing and look for any signs of excessive wear or damage.

How do I ensure the flail mower is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the flail mower is properly secured and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a flail mower?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and replacing dull or damaged flails, checking the drive belts and gearbox oil, and ensuring all bolts and fasteners are tight. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.