Ironcraft FL Series
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IronCraft - FL-135
compact 52" 3-point flail mower designed for sub-compact and compact tractors. Rated for 23–35 PTO HP, it features a Category 1 hitch, 24 hammer flails, and includes 48 Y-blades for lighter grass and finish mowing applications. Built with a 9-gauge frame, 5/16" rotor, 10-gauge rear roller, and 3-belt drive system. Overall width is 57" and operating weight is approximately 386 lbs. A versatile mower for maintaining grass, weeds, and light brush while leaving material finely chopped behind the tractor. View DetailsIronCraft - FL-165
FL Series Rear Three Point Hitch Flail Mower, Overall Width 69", Mowing Width 64", Cat 1 Hitch, Tractor Pto Horse Power Range 25-40, Comes With A Set Of Hammers and Blades, 24 Hammers, 48 Blades View DetailsIronCraft FL Series
Economy Flail Mowers for Compact and Sub-Compact Tractors
The IronCraft FL Series Economy Flail Mowers are built for compact and sub-compact tractors that need a practical, clean-cut mowing solution without stepping into a heavier flail class. Designed for Category 1 tractors in the 23 to 40 PTO horsepower range, the FL Series is compact, light, and well suited for weekend farmers, gardening, grass control, and general property maintenance.
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Working Widths 52" & 64" |
Tractor Range 23-40 PTO HP |
Cutting Options Hammers or Y-Blades |
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Shared Specifications
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FL-135
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FL-165
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Why Customers Choose the FL Series
The FL Series is a smart choice for customers who want the cleaner finish and shredding action of a flail mower in a size that fits smaller tractors and smaller properties. With two widths, practical PTO requirements, hammer and blade flexibility, and a lighter overall build, these economy flail mowers give owners an approachable option for routine mowing and upkeep.
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