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Read articles →An owner-operator mowing roughly 25 acres with a TYM 574 and a Farmery flail mower, this video delivers real field numbers: 3 acres per hour, 1 gallon of fuel per acre, and about 2.5 gallons per hour. It also compares flail mowers to brush hogs and sketches what larger or gear-drive equipment could do. Best for anyone weighing tractor size against field-mowing workload.
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The owner mowed 7 acres in 158 minutes, which works out to about 22 minutes per acre, or roughly 3 acres per hour.
After mowing 10 acres and using an estimated 10 gallons of fuel, the owner calculated about 1 gallon of fuel per acre, or 2.5 gallons per hour.
The owner guesses a gear drive tractor with a brush hog could go 7 mph instead of 5, and a 75 horsepower gear drive tractor with a bat wing mower could cut mowing time roughly in half.
