The EFG model is a medium-class flail mower with a reinforced structure. Perfect for smaller tractors with power up to 30 HP.
Application:
clearing all types of wasteland
mowing roadsides, mowing green areas in cities
maintenance of pastures, meadows, recreational areas and bushes for cleaning purposes
mowing green areas in parks
as a cleaning machine in orchards and nurseries
Advantages:
You can easily use it in urban areas because the number of flying stones and their impact are very limited
When caring for lawns, there is no need to collect mulched grass if this procedure is repeated quite often
It can also cope in unkempt areas with more stones, branches and other obstacles
cut green material quickly turns into humus, and old grass does not grow back as quickly
has double protection against damage to the gear: the hammers bounce off a stable obstacle, the belts on the pulleys slip if there is too much resistance
the gearbox has a one-way clutch
simple construction ensures reliability and low repair costs
Specifications
Condition
New
So
TRX
Minimum required tractor power (HP HP PS)
20
PTO / PTO
540 (rpm)
working width (mm)
1250
Weight (kg)
218
Overall width (mm)
1350
NEXT DOOR
3 point
Color
Green
Yield (ha/h)
1.25
Number of V-belts
3
Number of beaters (pcs.)
20
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Questions & Answers
How to choose a plow for the power of my mini tractor?
Correct selection of a plow for the power and weight of the tractor is key to effective plowing and protection of the drive system against overload. It is assumed that for each plow body (furrow) with a width of approx. 20-25 cm, a mini tractor should have a power of 8 to 12 HP, depending on the soil compactness. For machines with 15-20 HP, the optimal solution is usually a single-furrow plow, while units over 22-25 HP with 4x4 drive can handle a light two-furrow plow. It is also important to set the plowing depth and the pull point, which allows for maintaining a straight path without the need for constant steering correction. Robust agricultural equipment from brands such as Geograss or TRX has been designed to minimize the resistance offered by the soil, which directly translates into lower fuel consumption. Remember that a plow that is too large will cause excessive wheel slip and may lead to premature clutch wear. Before purchasing, always check the three-point linkage (TUZ) lifting capacity of your tractor to ensure the machine safely lifts the tool in the transport position.
How to choose a plow for the power of my mini tractor?
Correct selection of a plow for the power and weight of the tractor is key to effective plowing and protection of the drive system against overload. It is assumed that for each plow body (furrow) with a width of approx. 20-25 cm, a mini tractor should have a power of 8 to 12 HP, depending on the soil compactness. For machines with 15-20 HP, the optimal solution is usually a single-furrow plow, while units over 22-25 HP with 4x4 drive can handle a light two-furrow plow. It is also important to set the plowing depth and the pull point, which allows for maintaining a straight path without the need for constant steering correction. Robust agricultural equipment from brands such as Geograss or TRX has been designed to minimize the resistance offered by the soil, which directly translates into lower fuel consumption. Remember that a plow that is too large will cause excessive wheel slip and may lead to premature clutch wear. Before purchasing, always check the three-point linkage (TUZ) lifting capacity of your tractor to ensure the machine safely lifts the tool in the transport position.
How to choose a plow for the power of my mini tractor?
Correct selection of a plow for the power and weight of the tractor is key to effective plowing and protection of the drive system against overload. It is assumed that for each plow body (furrow) with a width of approx. 20-25 cm, a mini tractor should have a power of 8 to 12 HP, depending on the soil compactness. For machines with 15-20 HP, the optimal solution is usually a single-furrow plow, while units over 22-25 HP with 4x4 drive can handle a light two-furrow plow. It is also important to set the plowing depth and the pull point, which allows for maintaining a straight path without the need for constant steering correction. Robust agricultural equipment from brands such as Geograss or TRX has been designed to minimize the resistance offered by the soil, which directly translates into lower fuel consumption. Remember that a plow that is too large will cause excessive wheel slip and may lead to premature clutch wear. Before purchasing, always check the three-point linkage (TUZ) lifting capacity of your tractor to ensure the machine safely lifts the tool in the transport position.