leonz
Super Member
Hey guys,
I'm building a house in an seven acre hay field. The field is Bahia. The terrain is uneven. I would like a clean and even cut since most of field will be my front yard. I know hardly anything of frail mowers or finishing mowers. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Please type flail mower in the search box here on the forum and
you will have about 138 plus pages of posts and threads to read
about them and then E-mail any of us with your questions if you
would like to.
The short answer is a flail mower with hardened will last along time in Bahia
and the nice thing about that is you can flip the knive over to a new edge for the next season.
A flail mower of any brand will have a total greater cutting edge length than any rotary mower
as a rotary mower of any width only uses half of its TOTAL cutting edge length where a flailmower-
in my case a four foot finish flail mower has four rows of side slicers with
2 side slicers per mounting station
16 mounting stations per row
4 rows of mounting stations
64 mounting stations in total,
128 side slicers times 1.5 inches per side slicer with a total cutting edge of
192 inches of cutting edge
16 feet of cutting edge as compared to a 4 foot finish mower with only 48 inches
of cutting edge of which only 24 inches is ever in contact with the grass to be cut.
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