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Posted by Scrub on July 14, 2004 at 19:22:23 from (206.211.166.55):
In Reply to: Flail mowers posted by Randy on July 13, 2004 at 17:43:04:
I used a John Deere flail mower where i used to work. It would give a nice cut if you went REAL slow. At normal speeds it cut the grass but did not give a real smooth cut. It tended to spread the grass evenly when you mowed--i.e. when brushhoggin tall grass it will ball up but with the flail mower it spread even. Changing the blades can be a pain. There were ~21 on the one I used and only 2 on a rotary mower. My 5' KK brush hog gives a pretty good cut if I don't let it get to high. Good luck.
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