FLAIL COLLECTOR ADVISE PLEASE

   / FLAIL COLLECTOR ADVISE PLEASE #11  
Zeppelin - slow or not - looks like it's doing a good job.
 
   / FLAIL COLLECTOR ADVISE PLEASE #12  
I've been really impressed with it, when we bought this property it was very overgrown. I've already been able to clear a path through one of the trails and reclaim a bit of yard around the house.
 
   / FLAIL COLLECTOR ADVISE PLEASE #13  
I've found that the tall stuff really bogs my flail down, I have the betstco fh-agl165 with hammers. I have to move extremely slow or the 5-6' "swamp grass" as it's called around here will drag it down and smoke the belts. I've never cut this field, we've had the property for about 2 years and I only got the tractor about a month ago. My plan is to hit it earlier in the year and try to keep up with it.
I'll show you slow!:LOL: I did initial mowing at my place with a B7800 pulling a 5' RC (light duty one at that). 9'+ tall grass! These were paths and such from old logging activities. Tall grass is just plain slow to mow; one either uses a smaller mower and makes more passes at a higher speed or one goes with a larger mower and fewer passes but at a slower speed. I'm finding, however, in comparison to my 6' RC, that my 7' flail mows faster at a slightly slower travel speed when mowing 1' to 2' tall grass: less passes/turning and a wider cut more than offset the slower speed.

I've still got areas with insanely tall grass: grass grows tall before the ground is firm enough to travel over. I'll be mowing with the 6' RC: going to swap off the flail in the next day or so; also will be looking to clear some heavy brush at the neighbor's; all stuff that an RC is better at doing.
 
 
 
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