Re: batwing mowers

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Posted by lou on Sunday, August 16, 2009:

In Reply to: Re: batwing mowers posted by trey buchanan on Sunday, August 16, 2009:

Trey, that is about the same power of the Kubota M 4900. I am able to cut grass and weeds up to about 3 ft high, however I bush-hog monthly. If you are planning on cutting overgrown grass and weeds and small trees you are not going to handle a batwing sucessful except in very low gears. My kubota cuts aprox 4 to 5 MPH in normal cutting

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