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Read articles →An owner-operator's first real-world test of a Del Morino Centurion Super offset flail mower mounted on a Kubota LX2610, filmed during an actual paid brush-clearing job on about a half-acre near water. The video shows hammer-blade performance on thick brush, rose bushes, and up to roughly one-inch-diameter saplings, notes the 800-lb implement weight on a 2,300-lb tractor, and gives an honest look at one stall and operator learning moments. Best for LX2610 owners weighing whether a heavy offset flail mower is practical on a small tractor.
An owner-operator documenting his own paid tractor work, so expect candid on-the-job impressions rather than a polished or sales-oriented presentation.
Yes. The mower weighs about 800 lbs on a 2,300 lb tractor, which is a lot of added weight, but the tractor handles it well, helped by loaded rear tires.
It chewed through thick brush, rose bushes, and an inch-diameter sapling with barely any slowdown, staying in two-wheel drive for most of the tall stuff.
The operator chose hammer blades over Y blades because Y blades give a finer grass cut, while hammers handle heavier brush and woods work better.
The operator stalled it by going in too deep and not watching what he was doing, and decided not to push through a larger log to avoid voiding warranty.
