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Re: Re: Flail vs. Rotary - Which provides a cleaner finish cut.
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Posted by Bushy on November 26, 2002 at 04:15:56 from (203.15.35.61):
In Reply to: Re: Flail vs. Rotary - Which provides a cleaner finish cut. posted by Paul Fox on March 12, 1999 at 09:55:55:
My 5 foot slasher bowls a watermelon sized rock down two cricket pitches, and I live on my very own rock farm! Made from 1/4" plate it drops straight on the lantana and an old fiat 615 tractor with 65hp pushes it. When the lantana gets to much, hook a chain or wire rope round the base of several plants and drive away....... Hope this helps,
Peter
If you are taking it through heavy rocks, you want a clutch on the pto to protect the tractor, but I've been known to stall the tractor with it.
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