59 In. Caroni Flail Mower, 3-Point

It cuts great and the little tractor handles and powers it a lot better than a 5ft bush hog. No complaints so far within the first 4 hours of time on it. I’ve found that adjusting the roller down one notch and adjusting the cut height with the top link until the blades are about 2.5-2.75 inches from a concrete pad works well for taller brush and also yards.

I purchased the 59 inch flail mower for my lawn care business to cut Lots at an HOA. It work great in 2 ft of grass and weeds. I recently used it to cut 5 ft tall lots and it performed flawlessly. Im using it on a John Deere 3032e. Great product.

I really like this mower compared to the estate mower that finally was not economical to repair and needed replacement. It doesn't blow dust all over the place to hit you in the face as you turn and cuts well enough to use on lawn. When you get it home tighten down all 44 bolts holding the blades on. In about 30 hours I had a bad vibration and lifted the mower to see if I had picked up some trash. I noticed I could turn some nuts by hand. When I was tightening them found one set had came off. After removing blades from opposite side the vibration stopped. Almost all 44 bolts were loose. Another thing is it eats belts. First set broke at about 15 hours. Agrisupply was great and gave me a free set. I bought 2 B43 belts as spares. Glad I did the second set broke after about another 15 hours. Hopefully can get the belt problem squared away. Otherwise it is an awesome mower. Cuts good even with the missing blades.

Great mower turnes a 2 inch round tree into carpet. I even mowed over my winch cable once, it killed the tractor bUT didn't even her the flail mower. It's much better than a bush hog as long as you replace the blades as soon as you loose one. Would you like a picture?

I've used the mower for about 2 months now and I couldn't be more happy. Most of the mowing was started out as overgrown field with some small (half inch to inch) saplings. The underlying ground was pretty rough as well. Now that I've mowed it several times, it's really coming into shape. It appears to have the capability of spanning the spectrum of almost bush-hog to just shy of a very good finish mower. Given my long-term goals for my property, this mower really has seemed to cover all my needs. The unit seems well built, runs quietly and smoothly. Now I'm trying to consider if I don't "need" the Caroni tiller to.