Ah want wan o them!

[Sandworks]

[ATTACH]192927[/ATTACH] bought one a few years ago have no use for a strimmer now, and on farm jobs don't need the chipper😝

Built a floating hitch for it,

 

 

Forgot to say it was on a rubber duck doing the railways, only did a months work, the guy went mback to the 1 m flail as they wouldn't pay extra for a 2 meter, lucky for me.... Mind you had a job ge5ting it out of the brambles where he left it😋

[Stubby]

Its standard practice around here on a tractor at the times of year you are allowed to " cut " a hedge . I think they do a total butcher job but to be fair the hedges always recover .

[Burgess]

Its standard practice around here on a tractor at the times of year you are allowed to " cut " a hedge . I think they do a total butcher job but to be fair the hedges always recover .

 

Some around here look like they've been crashed into by a lorry instead of flailed, but some do look really nice when they take care to do it straight and neatly.

[aspenarb]

Its standard practice around here on a tractor at the times of year you are allowed to " cut " a hedge . I think they do a total butcher job but to be fair the hedges always recover .

 

A lot to do with the "contractor rates" Stubby and the expected KM`s they have to cover. On some of the posh estates around here they are allowed the time and they are cut to perfection.

 

 

Bob

[s.varty]

Some around here look like they've been crashed into by a lorry instead of flailed, but some do look really nice when they take care to do it straight and neatly.

 

They do look good if cut yearly or even once every 2 years.

[Jonathan O'Leary]

That skid flail looks like a impressive bit of kit. Is it on hi-flow?

[Stubby]

Done twice a year here . What I dont like is they muller off all the berrys for the birds winter feed .

[difflock]

Difference, that I noted, between "standard" hedge cutting flails with swinging flails, is this head was the same as a forestry mulcher (and I was wrong speaking of "flailing" in my OP)

in that the tungsten carbide tips are rigidly mounted to the central shaft.

And unless I misunderstood rotate in the opposite direction, thereby vastly reducing the amount flung debris.

[Sandworks]

That skid flail looks like a impressive bit of kit. Is it on hi-flow?

 

 

Yes high flow, can still be fitted to Excevator...... Like to keep my options open,

[Sandworks]

That skid flail looks like a impressive bit of kit. Is it on hi-flow?

 

 

There's a lad in Pembrokeshire running one on a tracked bobcat , if anyone needs one... Serious clearing kit......