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Read articles →An owner in central Ontario walks through why he chose a Land Pride FDR1660 rear finish mower over rotary, flail, and belly-mower alternatives for his Kubota B2601, then covers specific features: deck thickness, greasable zerks, height adjustment range, rear discharge design, frame specs, and weight. Closes with brief first-use footage on uneven terrain. Best for B2601 owners weighing mower type or comparing finish-mower brands.
An owner-operator documenting his own rural property setup across an ongoing video series, with no apparent commercial affiliation evident in the transcript.
His land is uneven with slopes and divots, and the rear mower floats on the three-point hitch and follows terrain contours much better than a belly mower, which also forced him to drive where he could mount it.
It adjusts from three-quarters of an inch cut up to five and a quarter inch cut, using four one-inch spacers and one half-inch spacer per wheel.
It weighs five hundred seventy-seven pounds, which helps it ride smoothly and take to the contours of the land.
It has a rear discharge that runs from one end to the other rather than tapering toward the middle, which helps minimize windrows of grass behind the mower.
