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Old 04-04-2016, 10:41 AM
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Nice find is right.
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The collectability aside, why would one desire a flail mower such as this?
Seems the blades would not stay sharp for long and would be a major pain to keep all of the sharp.
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They are awesome for orchards, ditches, wild patches between manicured lawns and farm fields, snowmobile/hiking trails...just to name a few. You can change out blades for small saplings.

There is a company out of Finland, Rammy that makes a really nice gas powered one, as does Chapmans UK. The Rammy 120ATV one wouldn't be hard to modify for a garden tractor front. Had my eye on one for a year now.
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Flail mowers are cool. Great for over grown brush. I have a 50" Bush Hog tow behind.
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Awesome scores! I'm sure you will enjoy them.
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90% of roadside mowers municipalities use are flail mowers. Try catching an old tire someone dumped in a ditch with a big rotary or a brush hog. The tire will fly quite a distance. BTDT.
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