3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6
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SKU: 105101A | Model: DHM6

3 Point 65" Disc Mower, 4 discs, PTO Powered 35–80HP Hay Cutter for Category 1 & 2 Tractors, DHM6

Sale price$5,199.00
Regular price$6,999.00
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Product Overview

Built exclusively for large scale farms and ranches, this unit delivers core strengths of high capacity cutting universal compatibility and long term safe operation. It fits tractors ranging from 35 to 80 HP and works with both category 1 and category 2 hitches.


The premium cutting system comes standard with 4 high speed spinning discs running at 2623 RPM. Each disc holds two free swinging double edged blades. Consistent ground contact pressure is maintained during operation. Combined with a wide adjustable working angle spanning - 25° to + 90°, the attachment handles sloped ground low lying areas and diverse mowing conditions with ease.


Its fully upgraded safety protection setup features an automatic rear swing function on the cutting head to dodge rocks and other debris and prevent equipment damage. A friction torque limiter is preinstalled on the PTO drive shaft to absorb sudden impact loads and fully safeguard all drive components. Hydraulic cylinders manage lifting and lowering with an automatic lock for transport. A cable release drop system enables straightforward safe operation.


The mowing deck uses helical gear drive technology. Blades can be replaced quickly with minimal effort. This design extends overall machine service life cuts downtime and boosts field productivity.

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Jeff Rollins

The DHM6 was a solid upgrade from my old sickle mower. It cuts more evenly and handles dense hay with ease. Assembly took a while—especially the belt guards—but once together, it performed great. I like that Farmry followed up after delivery to make sure I had everything I needed. It’s not fancy, but it works hard. Good value if you’re cutting multiple fields.

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Carla Monroe

This disc mower does what it says. I’ve been using it to maintain my pasture, and it cuts fast with minimal clogging. It's not as quiet as I’d hoped, and you’ll want hearing protection if you’re out there long. Farmry’s support team was helpful when I asked about blade clearance, and shipping was right on schedule. No regrets so far—gets the job done and saves time.

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Ray Thompson

Just finished cutting 8 acres with the DHM6. It handles tall grass and uneven spots better than I thought. The build feels solid, and it runs smooth behind my 35HP tractor. Took a bit of time to get the PTO aligned properly, and the manual could be more detailed. Shipping was fast, and nothing arrived damaged. For the price, it’s a good piece of equipment for medium-sized hay work.

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Frequently Asked Questions – 5 Foot Disc Mower

1. How many HP does it take to run a disc mower?

Most 5-foot disc mowers require 35 to 45 PTO HP from your tractor to operate efficiently. This depends on the weight of the machine, the hydraulic lift system, and the transport position. For lighter series disc mowers, especially those with a simple design, a minimum of 30 PTO HP may be sufficient. Always check the operator manual or brochures to match your tractor’s capabilities with the mower’s requirements. In case of any sizing uncertainty, customers can always contact us for help matching their equipment.

2. Is a disc mower worth it?

Yes, a disc mower is absolutely worth it for users needing a durable machine that delivers clean cutting even in thick crop or wet fields. Compared to older models like sickle bars, modern disc mowers offer:

  • Simple design with fewer moving parts = less downtime
  • Faster operation, especially in rugged ground conditions
  • Easier to transport and maintain with features like hydraulic cylinder lift and skid shoes for obstacle protection

Farmers looking for reliable service, reduced maintenance, and time-saving features will appreciate the benefits. Always request special offers or view our product page for seasonal deals. For a quick comparison, browse our overview features models guide to find what best fits your needs or contact our team for a convenient consultation.

3. Are disc mowers good for hay?

Absolutely. A 5-foot disc mower is ideal for small-to-mid-acreage hay operations. Its disc system allows clean cutting of various crop types, including grass, alfalfa, and clover. With sharp knives and a floating cutterbar, it ensures consistent mowing height across uneven ground, while skid shoes help prevent scalping.

Look for models that fit your tractor and provide good weight balance, easy lift and transport, and protection features to carry your haying season with confidence. Our series disc mowers are designed to reduce downtime, even if struck by debris or stones. Many of our customers appreciate the convenient performance these machines offer in day-to-day fieldwork. Visit our overview features models section for specs, or contact us for personal recommendations.

4. What will ruin a disc mower?

Several factors can shorten the life of a disc mower:

  • Obstacles like rocks or stumps that strike the cutterbar without adequate protection
  • Lack of proper maintenance (e.g., not greasing or checking the hydraulic cylinder and skid shoes)
  • Operating below the required tractor HP, putting strain on the driveline
  • Letting crop debris build up around belts or knives, leading to overheating
  • Improper transport position or storage, which can bend components

To protect your mower investment, always follow the operator guidelines, check your cutting discs, and use standard parts that are easy to activate, replace, and maintain.