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Read articles →This is an owner's unboxing and first-use test of a Betsco Farmer Helper AGL 145 offset ditch/bank flail mower (57-inch cut, roughly 750 lbs), not a finished-property walkaround. It covers assembly of the swing arms, three-point float vs. fixed top-link setup, three drive belts, an overrun clutch in the gearbox, and initial mowing on wide-open ground and a creek bank, with honest first impressions on weight, reach, and cut quality. Best for buyers wanting a real first-run reaction before more detailed videos follow.
Appears to be an owner-operator testing a new implement on their own property and documenting first impressions, not a dealer or sponsored review.
The owner says it is about 750 pounds, calling it a beast you can feel hanging off the back of the tractor.
The AGL 145 translates to a 57 inch cut, according to the owner in the video.
Yes, the swing arms had to be assembled, though everything else came mostly put together.
No, the owner says it was not bought to replace his brush hog and that each machine has its own place.
