RLong
New member
Hi,
Does anyone have, or know anyone with a Liberty Flail mower? If so, what has been your/their experience with them?
I've been looking at flail mowers and I checked out the Liberty Implements web site.
Models - High Quality Flail Mowers & Implements
They look like a well made piece of equipment. They are manufactured in Mesa, Arizona, or that's the location on the web site. I emailed them some questions and a salesman called me back. He made me a pretty fair deal over the phone.
I was looking at the 6 ft. ranch model ($2499), this comes with the grass cutting Y blades. He said he would sell me the 6 ft. Pro model ($2999), this comes with the hammer blades at the ranch model price, throw in a set of Y blades, knock off $200 and that includes shipping. Now they aren't giving these mowers away, but that didn't sound like too bad of a deal to me. He knocked off $700 with a phone call. When something sounds too good to be true, I usually get a little cautious. I told the salesman that I just had questions today and wasn't ready to pull the trigger yet. He said that was fine and he would email me the offer and if and when I decided to get the mower he would honor what he told me today.
I don't like to buy a piece of equipment that I've never seen before, so I thought I would ask the forum memebers for their experience and opinions on the Liberty flail mowers and Liberty Implements.
Thanks in advance!
Rick
Does anyone have, or know anyone with a Liberty Flail mower? If so, what has been your/their experience with them?
I've been looking at flail mowers and I checked out the Liberty Implements web site.
Models - High Quality Flail Mowers & Implements
They look like a well made piece of equipment. They are manufactured in Mesa, Arizona, or that's the location on the web site. I emailed them some questions and a salesman called me back. He made me a pretty fair deal over the phone.
I was looking at the 6 ft. ranch model ($2499), this comes with the grass cutting Y blades. He said he would sell me the 6 ft. Pro model ($2999), this comes with the hammer blades at the ranch model price, throw in a set of Y blades, knock off $200 and that includes shipping. Now they aren't giving these mowers away, but that didn't sound like too bad of a deal to me. He knocked off $700 with a phone call. When something sounds too good to be true, I usually get a little cautious. I told the salesman that I just had questions today and wasn't ready to pull the trigger yet. He said that was fine and he would email me the offer and if and when I decided to get the mower he would honor what he told me today.
I don't like to buy a piece of equipment that I've never seen before, so I thought I would ask the forum memebers for their experience and opinions on the Liberty flail mowers and Liberty Implements.
Thanks in advance!
Rick