a flail mower is more like a rough cut mower than a finish mower, the main diff is it won't throw stuff out as much as a rotary cutter. unless you need to cut near people or along a road side I'd cancel the flail and get rear finish mower.
You read my mind!
I canceled and am getting a rear grooming mower!
Can't wait (can't sleep either) until they deliver this puppy! My closest neighbor has kindly offered to put the tractor in his barn until I get mine built. He says with a grin, "I'll be the talk of the town!" He just bought a New Holland as his friend owns a dealer.
What came in second place for me?
The New Holland really impressed me. The layout, the feel, the price was great...The dealer I visited also sold Kubota and he kept steering me back to the Kubota...which came in third place.
I really like the "look" of the Kubota and they appear to handle well...I just couldn't get my head around the ergonomics of the machine.
News Flash...bought a Yamaha 700 ATV. Camo model to match my Gator!
Also, got offered a 2009 Silverado 2500 Diesel Crew Cab with 4WD and a Long Bed for 30,000 out the door. GM's stimulus just might be mine as well!
Thanks again all!
You read my mind!
I canceled and am getting a rear grooming mower!
Can't wait (can't sleep either) until they deliver this puppy! My closest neighbor has kindly offered to put the tractor in his barn until I get mine built. He says with a grin, "I'll be the talk of the town!" He just bought a New Holland as his friend owns a dealer.
What came in second place for me?
The New Holland really impressed me. The layout, the feel, the price was great...The dealer I visited also sold Kubota and he kept steering me back to the Kubota...which came in third place.
I really like the "look" of the Kubota and they appear to handle well...I just couldn't get my head around the ergonomics of the machine.
News Flash...bought a Yamaha 700 ATV. Camo model to match my Gator!
Also, got offered a 2009 Silverado 2500 Diesel Crew Cab with 4WD and a Long Bed for 30,000 out the door. GM's stimulus just might be mine as well!
Thanks again all!
I've been informed that the 5425 and all the implements should be ready next week. My neighbor tells me I can house everything in his barn until I build my own. I believe I will have something built within 90 days--however there is a beautiful gambrel roofed old style barn just down the road that has not been used / abandoned for a few years. It's solid and may be had for a price far less than a new build. Will see.
Banging away on the old 1920 farm house, removing layers and layers of plywood and linoleum on the floors--and the walls!
Found some beautiful pine floors, bead-board walls and ceilings, and have uncovered fireplaces in every room of the house. A structural engineer tells me the house is in great shape with only some minor electrical updates for safety necessary.
Been there about 12 hours a day and have exhausted my supply of Advil.
I have not slept this good in years.