A pasture mower is an agricultural implement used for maintaining pastures and controlling vegetation. Its primary function is to cut grass and small plants in fields and grazing areas, promoting a well-maintained and even surface. Pasture mowers are commonly used in fields, meadows, and grazing land to remove tall grass and weeds, creating a clean environment for livestock.

The most common types of flails are hammer flails and Y-knives. Hammer flails are heavier and suitable for cutting thicker vegetation, such as brush and shrubs, while Y-knives are lighter and better adapted for grass and smaller vegetation.

When selecting a machine, consider the terrain type, vegetation density, and tractor horsepower. Ensure the topper is compatible with your tractor’s capacity and that the working width matches the area you intend to cut.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine after use, inspecting and replacing worn flails or blades, lubricating moving parts, and checking belts and other components for signs of wear. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for service intervals and proper usage.