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04-27-2008, 08:53 PM #281Elite Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
Flail ?
Ya wanna see FLAIL ?
I'll show Ya some FLAIL !!! that'll make Yer head spin.
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Follow the links, click the buttons for size and activity level.
You'll see some FLAIL alright
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04-28-2008, 12:37 AM #282Super Star Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
Originally Posted by Reg
That's not flail, that's bounce, flop and jiggle!
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04-28-2008, 07:27 AM #283
Re: Let's talk flail mowers
My 60" is offset 8", sticks out to the right of the tractor about 5", but there is a second position available to mount the tower to that would move it to the left 5" placing the outside housing directly behind and even with the track of the rear tire. I believe the 64" offered a 12" offset, I don't know what the 68" mower has.
Originally Posted by Nuru
As it is I am wide enough so that navigating the barn door can be a challange, so it is good I didn't go wider with the mower; that said it is difficult to see the edge of the mower while doing close work. In other words, if it wasn't for the narrow barn door an extra 8" would sure be nice.
Happy waiting!
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04-28-2008, 12:49 PM #284Elite Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
thanks for the info and yep I am looking forward to it. My 72" MMM can make it through the shed door, so I think i am fine. I just gotta get the Shed Door Raised about 4 inches to get the tractor in the shed!
Originally Posted by davitk
I hope that I don't have to deflate the tires to get it to work first!
BTW, what a solid wall on that barn, isn't that brick/stone?
BTW, the BETST folks indicated that got a commercial version and a version with a Hydraulice side shift undegoing testing and will be available post-testing.Nuru
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04-28-2008, 01:57 PM #285Elite Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
BTW, IslandT, what did you hear or see about them? As I was thinking about the chipper and maybe a backhowe in the future?
Originally Posted by IslandTractor

Was this someone on the forum that posted a message I can read?Nuru
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04-28-2008, 03:04 PM #286
Re: Let's talk flail mowers
My guess is the three point attachment is not such a good idea.....
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04-28-2008, 04:31 PM #287Bronze Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
Hmm.. well, I pulled the trigger on the Caroni. A bit more of a known quantity, it was helpful to hear about the bearings & needing to grease religiously, thanks. After looking them over as carefully as I could with the pictures, just seemed like the Caroni is probably a little more refined, and the Italians are not communists at least ;-)
Plus an extra 5 inches cutting width.
Another fine wallet emptying TBN has done on me..
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04-28-2008, 08:50 PM #288Elite Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
wikipedia break starts
Originally Posted by CurtC
The Italians have 41 of 641 seats of their parliament occupied by commies
Communist Refoundation Party (Rifondazione Comunista) 2,229,604 5.83 41
wikipedia break ends
Ok back to the serious stuff.
Isn't that actually only 3 more inches of cutting width? When I spoke with AgriSupply they indicated that the Caroni has a 72" cutting width with a 74" overall width? dunno, but at only $975 bucks
, I decided to go the cheaper route for now.
Nuru
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04-28-2008, 08:54 PM #289Elite Member
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Re: Let's talk flail mowers
Yeah, that could be it too.
Originally Posted by davitk
Nuru
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04-28-2008, 09:19 PM #290
Re: Let's talk flail mowers
Fine choice. I like my commi flail just fine, but I am a real cheapie and I seriously recommend proceding with caution with these Hanmey products. That said, I bought a King Kutter boxblade with my savings, and still have enough left over for a toothbar
Originally Posted by CurtC


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