I second your opinion on drum mowers, nothing breaks em, nothing stops em.

I agree it's one of the best pieces of machinery I have for the money. One thing you may want to consider is to make sure you own a tedder to work the hay because it does tend to mow the hay in a pile a bit more than some other mowers which means you may have a little harder time getting your hay dry quickly without a tedder.

ya , I got that vary same mower . I think it is awesome , it will cut anything as fast as you can go . But like you said it’s is heavy . My opinion is that you need a bigger tractor than what is recommended .

Good vid. Well said good piece solid equipment that works for you. Everbody needs are different , don't mean anybody's right or wrong . All operations are different.

I think that farm must be up on the Wicklow mountains

One reason they wear out blades faster is they use less blades to mow a acre think about it thanks

i have one and love it. i can get blades at TSC

They simply are tougher than a disc mower. I own a Reese. One set of belts, no other repairs other than blades. Vetch will pull them down.

All lawnmowers with drums have an issue of imbalance with the result that they appear damaged. Over time, soil enters the vertical rollers and the cutter begins to break down...........

I really want one to replace my sickle bar but I'm afraid it's too heavy for my massey Ferguson 35

How much does a hay cutting more run price wise

Why can't you adjust the height of the cut? If you lengthen the top bar of the 3 point hitch won't the blades cut higher? ...or add spacers to the bottom of the skid plates?

Is the Farm-Maxx a US version of this mower? Tar River also looks pretty similar.

Ok. I am lost with your advice. With out have these mowers sided by side. I do not understand what the difference is. Sorry. Later.

Are they good for dense rushes

Can you use any blade? Or are the blades specific to the mower?

Exactly what I was looking for real American advice But that's not what this video is about