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Read articles →Brock unpacks, mounts, and runs a Farmery HFS379 79-inch flail mower (1,292 lbs, $4,400) on a compact tractor that he openly admits is underpowered for it. He covers the hydraulic offset, belt-drive system, Category 1/2 pin versatility, grease points, and a built-in float function, then mows rough brushy terrain and a taller grass field, comparing cut quality honestly. Best for buyers weighing flail mower sizing against their tractor's horsepower.
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It weighs 1,292 pounds and retails for $4,400, according to Brock in the video.
Brock says his tractor is towards the bottom of the horsepower range for this cutter, so he has to go slow, especially in thick material.
Yes, a slot at the top acts as a mechanical built-in float, letting the back raise over bumps instead of smashing down hard.
The flail mower leaves a clean, mulched cut with no windrows, like a lawn, placing it between a brush cutter and a finish mower.
