Befco Brand Products information
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Heywood Jannockitov
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Befco stands for: "Best Equipment Farmers Can Own" although I think this is a bit of a stretch. The only Befco implement I had was a post hole digger and it wasn't anywhere near the quality of a Danuser. I don't know about their other stuff. My guess is medium quality at best.
EastTexFrank
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I've had a Befco 60" rear discharge finishing mower for about 7 years and never had a lick of trouble even though it has been beat up some. Keep it greased and it runs, can't ask for anything more. As far as cpmparative quality goes, I'd be a little more generous and put it in the medium/high category.
One of our ex-members on this board, Bob Skurka, had quite a few Befco implements as I remember and anyone who knew him, will know that he researched things to death before making a decision and plunking his money down. That would mean that he was satisfied about the quality and performance of the Befco brand.
One of our ex-members on this board, Bob Skurka, had quite a few Befco implements as I remember and anyone who knew him, will know that he researched things to death before making a decision and plunking his money down. That would mean that he was satisfied about the quality and performance of the Befco brand.
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I have an older Befco 60" inch Flail Mower. I think it is actually made in Italy and just imported and re-branded but many Flail Mowers and Rototillers are italian made so that is not a bad thing.
I bought mine used on CraigsList and called Befco asking about parts. I couldn't find a serial number on it anywhere so they sent me all the possible parts manuals in the mail - free of charge. I was able to order parts and new blades through a local John Deere dealer.
So far, I have nothing but good things to say about Befco.
I bought mine used on CraigsList and called Befco asking about parts. I couldn't find a serial number on it anywhere so they sent me all the possible parts manuals in the mail - free of charge. I was able to order parts and new blades through a local John Deere dealer.
So far, I have nothing but good things to say about Befco.
