Comparison of Drum Mower and Disc Mower

Weight

The drum mower is typically heavier than the disc mower, making it more difficult to maneuver and transport.

Clogging

The disc mower is less prone to clogging than the drum mower.

Cost

The disc mower is typically more expensive than the drum mower.

Maintenance

The disc mower requires more frequent maintenance and replacement of cutting discs and knives than the drum mower.

Each cutter bar has been designed with added stiffness to provide exceptional strength in all working conditions.

Oval discs allow for superior flow of material over the cutter bar and a better distribution of your hay crop.

Robust, double-sided steel knives are perfectly timed to overlap at just the right distance to provide a smooth, clean, clog-free cut.

The gear-driven cutter bar houses oiled and sealed bearings to reduce contamination and provide ease of maintenance.

A hydraulic mower bar cylinder effortlessly lifts the unit for end of field turns and transport.

Ground pressure of the cutter bar can be easily adjusted for a variety of ground conditions.

Crop dividers come standard to provide clear distinction between cut and standing hay.

Mowers feature a mechanical breakaway to protect units from damage when striking an unexpected obstacle.