Some of the others have a totally different experience with them then me. I don't want to ever use a brush hog type mower again after using flail mowers. I had some older Ford types and I could mow over brush and small saplings no problem,high grass no problem as long as you had enough HP to keep the RPM's going strong as they use more HP than other type mowers in heavy conditions. They chop it all up and leave a nice finish and don't leave wheel tracks like a brush hog does. You can even mow your yard with them and get a nice finish too. Flail mowers also don't tend to throw objects out that you hit. that's why they used to use them around schools and roads alot. If you buy one try it out first and make sure it doesn't vibrate from a bent rotor. While they don't usually tear theirselves up from hitting stuff some people do tear them up. The older Fords I had were not that expensive to buy. New ones are really pricy.
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