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Flail Mowers - Berta, BCS, Bellon, Green Technik

Flail mowers feature a horizontally-mounted rotor with numerous hinged (flailing) blades that pulverize a variety of materials in a single pass: Cover Crops, Weeds, Grass, and Brush up to 1” diameter. These heavy-duty mowers are the most forgiving mower type in rocky conditions due to the fact that the blades can easily “fold back” when hitting a hard object. The blades “flail” out by centrifugal force (at a drum speed of about 3000 rpm) to pulverize material.

Brush Mowers

Their design being a miniature version of a full-size “bush-hog” on a full-size tractor, these mowers will handle heavy material and are built to take some punishment. All brands & models feature blades mounted on heavy duty pivots so that blades can “fold back” when encountering a solid object such as a rock, stump, etc., and not damage the gearbox. These mowers are essentially rotary axes that will take down weeds, brush and up to 2” softwood/1.

BCS sickle mower bars, 30-82 inches, single & double action

Grillo model G85 walk-behind tractor with 45” single-action cutter bar mower This page describes the sickle bar mower IMPLEMENTS to fit our BCS and Grillo brand walk-behind tractors. The prices below are for the SICKLE BAR IMPLEMENT ONLY…these prices DO NOT include the tractor! For walk-behind tractor prices, please see our walk-behind tractors page. Typically called Sickle bar mowers, these have been the traditional mechanized tool for mowing hay for over 100 years.

Lawn Mowers

When one of the tasks you need a walk-behind tractor to perform is maintaining a lawn, you will find that these lawn mower implements equal or surpass any commercial-grade lawnmower on the market… both in performance and quality. All models feature heat-treated gear drive in oil bath, 1/8” plate steel decks, and high-lift blades that have hinged blade tips (on all but 22”) to protect gearboxes and spindles from impacts with stumps, rocks, etc.

Disc Mower

Disc mowers are ever-more popular for mowing hay with 4-wheel tractors, and now we offer a model for a walk-behind tractor. These mowers feature spinning discs with small hinged blades on the outside edges which will “fold back” in the event of hitting a rock, stump, etc. Advantages over cutter bars are lower maintenance and no vibration, disadvantages are higher profile and more power-consumptive, hence not as much available cutting width per-tractor-horsepower.

Combo Mower

This mower was first introduced by BCS in 1990 as a “Heavy Duty Mower”, in response to a demand in the North American market for a “brush mower” implement (which BCS did not offer up to that time); BCS styled The deck after the old Gravely® brand 30” brush mowers. This seemed like a good idea at the time… BCS now calls it a “HD Combo” mower, putting it forth as half brush mower, half lawn mower.