Agricultural mowers and shredders

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How do you choose a mower or shredder?

This branch covers machines for cutting and shredding vegetation together with tractor-mounted stone crushers. Wood and brush chippers and stump grinders now belong to the forestry-machinery tree. Define the material, work area and required result first, then compare tractor requirements, working geometry and condition.

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What should you compare in a listing?

Job and material: vegetation or stone, plus the required finish after a pass. Carrier and power: power range, PTO speed, linkage category, hydraulic flow and pressure, or the specification of a dedicated engine.

Working geometry: width, reach, offset, tilt, depth and both overall and transport dimensions. Machine weight: lift capacity, stability, axle loads and the ballast specified for the tractor or carrier.

Included equipment: PTO shaft, hoses, controller, stands, roller, guards and every adapter stated in the listing. Running costs: availability of tools, bearings, belts, filters and service for the exact make and version.

How should you inspect a used machine?

Ask for the rating plate, serial number, year, manual, repair history and an exact equipment list. Verify compatibility for that configuration.
Inspect the frame and welds, rotor, working shaft or crushing chamber, tools and holders, bearings, gearbox, belts or hydraulics, and every guard.
Run a test only under safe conditions with the safeguards required by the manufacturer. Unusual vibration, noise, heat or leakage needs diagnosis before purchase.