$1,999
AGROTK / AGT EXFLM115 Excavator Flail Mower. New, for 3–8 ton excavators, set up for CAT 308.
Put the excavator's reach to work. Mow ditch banks, pond edges, steep slopes and overgrown fence lines from the seat, places a tractor mower can't safely get to.
WHY THIS ONE
• 43" cutting width, cuts brush up to 4" diameter
• 24 heavy hammer flails on a 1,410 rpm rotor. Hammers stand up to thick brush and the odd rock better than knives, and they mulch what they cut instead of throwing it.
• Belt-drive transmission that takes the shock of hitting heavy brush
• Self-leveling kit keeps the head flat on the ground as the boom moves
• Adjustable skid shoes to set your cutting height
• Mounting coupler included, set up for CAT 308. The connection can be changed to fit other 3–8 ton excavators.
• Hydraulic motor with oil-in, oil-out and case drain ports; hoses with quick couplers included
SPECIFICATIONS
• Cutting width: 43" (1,100 mm)
• Cutting capacity: up to 4"
• Flails: 24 hammers
• Rotor speed: 1,410 rpm
• Hydraulic flow: 10–16 GPM
• Auxiliary pressure: 2,900 psi
• Fits: 3–8 ton excavators, CAT 307/308 class
• Requires a case drain line back to the tank
• Crated weight: about 695 lb
WHAT IT'S FOR
Roadside and ditch mowing, pond and retention-basin banks, right-of-way and power-line clearing, slopes, fence lines and overgrown lots.
WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL
Service and support right here in Foster, RI.
Sales & Use Tax Disclaimer
Listed prices do not include applicable sales or use tax.
- Rhode Island pickup: Items picked up at our Rhode Island location are subject to 7% Rhode Island sales tax, regardless of the buyer's state of residence, unless a valid exemption certificate is provided.
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Ray & Sons Farm and Fleet collects sales tax only as required by the State of Rhode Island and does not collect or remit taxes on behalf of other states. Buyers are encouraged to consult their state's tax authority regarding their obligations.
