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How long is the one you have? want to sell it?
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It is 38" wide and no it is not for sale.
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ok, figured it wouldn't hurt to ask
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Might want to reconsider, that little guy would pay for the 26 footer going to South Kooka-Munga.
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Forgive what may seem like a stupid question, but what is the advantage of a flail mower over a rotary mower? Maybe won't throw objects? A finish mower costs half of a same width flail mower costs, so there must be some advantage. Agrisupply.com has a 47 inch flail for $2100.
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https://blog.lawneq.com/different-mo...s-flail-mower/ They chop stuff up better than a bush hog type mower. And our wonder boy who doesn't have a welder than will handle even 1/4" thick steel thinks he can make the center tube (check out the pics of the tube in that article), weld on the brackets, balance it, cut out the end pieces, bend the metal to make the top.... gonna be pretty hard to do without a (pretty large) lathe, bigger welder, enormous brake and either a track torch, water jet or a really steady hand on the torch. |
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Excellent info. thanks!
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This was my last project... I guess a simple mower just seems pretty easy after this IMG_0431.jpgIMG_0530.jpg IMG_0637.jpg20170503_135946.jpg There's 100's of hrs represented in those four pics, but you get the idea. |
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That's great and all.... but welding a bunch of square tubing together is about like framing a house. It's easy. I mean... it's a square tube frame. You did a good job and all, but none of those parts spin 1500 RPM. I don't think you grasp it. Go ahead and build one, but I'm not standing anywhere near it if you use the welder you used the other day.
You ever weld up a driveshaft, but didn't balance it? You drove it and it would shake a cup from the cup holder at 50mph.... that's what you're going to be dealing with. If that shaft isn't straight, welded even and balanced.... it will shake apart. |
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