Re: Flailing away!

Posted by John *.?-!.* cub owner on May 25, 2004 at 10:30:32 from (66.112.43.178):

In Reply to: Flailing away! posted by Indydirtfarmer on May 25, 2004 at 09:48:29:

My only experience with them is the Mott that belly mounts on a Farmall Cub. It's greatest point is it's safety. They won't throw rocks, and sticks as a Bush hog or rotary mower will. As far as what they will cut and the quality, they fall about midway between a Bush Hog and a finish mower. The only real short coming I've seen with mine is that if i get into real tall striny grass such as Fescue, it is bad to wrap up on the mower, but with a bigger more powerful tractor that may not be a problem. If you cut areas that you are not familiar with, I would suggest keeping a pair of good heavy duty side cutter pliers handy. Getting barb wire out that it has grabbed and wrapped up can be a real pain.

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