Offset Flail Mowers

The core innovation of the offset flail mowers lie in its unique offset design. When traditional lawn mowers operate in the rows of fruit trees, due to the limitation of the tractor's wheel spacing, there is often residual grass near the trees. However, the offset structure shifts the cutting unit to one side, allowing the cutter disc to penetrate 30-50 centimeters below the tree canopy, achieving "zero blind spots" for weed removal.

Product Overview

1. It can save time and trim plants economically on a larger scale.

2. The attached hydraulic transmission shaft can be easily connected to your tractor, while the belt transmission can achieve efficient power transmission.

3. The front safety chain can prevent debris from entering, and the sealed conical ball bearing is equipped with a bracket for convenient storage when not in use.

Safety Control System

Compliant with the standards for construction machinery, offset flail mowers typically come equipped with independent hydraulic units for control. The stretching and flipping cylinders are equipped with balance valves, which can lock the cylinders within 0.5 seconds in the event of a hydraulic pipe rupture, preventing the equipment from overturning.

Terrain-adaptive suspension

Drawing inspiration from the technology of robotic lawn mowers, some products adopt progressive suspension components. When the cutting unit deviates from the center position, the suspension pressure increases as the deviation distance increases, ensuring that the cutter disc remains in a horizontal cutting position at all times.

The offset flail mowers produced by Shuoxin Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. adopts a suspension connection method, enabling efficient and precise lawn mowing operations.

Other agricultural machinery: Besides the offset lawn mower, Shuoxin also produces advanced agricultural machinery products such as fertilizer spreaders and pesticide sprayers. These products are mainly used for the nutrient supply and pest control of crops like wheat, cotton, corn, orchards, and vegetables, allowing them to fully utilize their advantages, reduce labor costs, and improve work efficiency.