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Read articles →Ed documents the full arc of a used-equipment hunt: finding a Land Pride FM2160 flail mower on Facebook Marketplace, hauling it home, discovering it isn't quick-hitch compatible, and doing a brief first test cut. He notes the duck-feet blade style, the reverse-spin mulching action, and corrects himself mid-video on the offset feature. Best for B2601 owners curious about used flail mower purchases and real first-impressions.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from managing a 33-acre farm with a Kubota B2601, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
No, Ed found the pin alignment was off on both sides, so it is not quick hitch compatible. He had to hook it up directly like the bush hog and finish mower.
Yes, though it is not simple. You remove eight bolts, move the mechanism to the other side, and relocate the three-point top link to offset it slightly to the right.
It mulches things up differently, spinning in reverse to push grass forward, lift it into the box, mulch it, and spread it out the back for a nice finish.
It has duck feet cutting blades, which Ed had not heard of before, as opposed to Y blades or hammerheads.
