3 Point 69" Flail Mower, PTO Powered 35-85HP Mowing Attachment for Category 1 and 2 Tractors, MFS69

FAQs

How big can a flail mower cut?

A flail mower can cut a variety of widths depending on the model, but if you're managing medium to large properties, a 69 inch flail mower is an ideal balance of size and maneuverability. Its wide working width allows you to cover more ground in fewer passes, saving time and fuel—especially important for property managers and small-scale farmers.

What size flail mower for 30 hp tractor?

For a 30 HP tractor, it's important to pick a flail mower that’s suitable for its power range. Typically, a mower between 50–60 inches is ideal. The 69" model may be too large unless you're on the higher end of that HP range. Always check the weight and PTO requirements to find the right match that won’t overload your tractor.

What size flail mower for 50hp tractor?

A 50HP tractor can easily operate a 69 inch flail mower, giving you better efficiency on large lawns, paddocks, or trails. This setup utilizes your tractor’s full power while offering multi purpose capability allowing you to cut tall grass, trim roadside brush, or even maintain orchard rows with stability and precision.

Which is better: rotary cutter or flail mower?

If you’re cutting light brush or mow grass with a clean finish, flail mowers have the edge. They include features like a rear roller and rakes standard on many models, delivering a more polished cut and safer operation. Rotary cutters are better for extremely heavy brush but can leave rough results. Flails are best for versatility and maintenance work.

Can a flail mower handle rocks?

Flail mowers are designed to withstand tough terrain, but they are not made to means cut rocks. Small stones and debris can be tolerated, but constant impact can damage blades and affect quantity of work done per pass. For rocky areas, it's best to clear large obstacles before mowing or use equipment specifically built for extreme brush and rock-prone environments.

How to Choose a 3-Point Flail Mower

When selecting the right 3-point flail mower, keep these simple tips in mind:

1. Know Your Tractor's Power
   Make sure the flail mower matches your tractor’s PTO horsepower. The 69 inch flail mower is ideal for tractors with 35–85 HP.
2. Understand Your Terrain and Use Case
   Need to mow brush, grass, or field edges? Choose a model with multi purpose capability allowing it to handle diverse tasks, from orchard rows to sports fields.
3. Look for Stability and Cut Quality
   Features like a rear roller, adjustable cutting height, and solid blade setup ensure consistent results—even on slopes or uneven land.