Winton WFL-105 Tractor Flail Mower 1.05m

The Winton WFL-105 Tractor Flail Mower is designed to handle dense, overgrown grass and weeds, making it the perfect tool for rough, unmanaged areas. As authorised Winton dealers, Flail Mower UK supplies this machine direct with free mainland UK delivery.

Winton WFL-105 Tractor Flail Mower — Heavy-Duty Performance

With a 1.05m cutting width and a tractor horsepower requirement of 18–30HP, the WFL-105 is equipped with heavy-duty hammer blades to tackle thick vegetation while providing a clean, fine cut for shorter grass and lawns. Spiral-arranged hammer blades on a cylindrical rotor deliver enhanced efficiency and finer clippings, even on uneven terrain.

Precise Height Control

The adjustable rear roller allows height adjustments from 3cm to 8cm via the tractor's top link arm, helping to prevent scalping on rough ground. Height-adjustable skids ensure an even cut and further prevent scalping during operation. The mower operates via a belt-driven system with three drive belts for durability and consistent power.

Easy Tractor Attachment

Compatible with most small and compact tractors via Cat1 linkage for quick and straightforward setup.

Winton WFL-105 Tractor Flail Mower Specifications:

Weight: 225kg
Dimensions: 80x119x76cm
Working Width: 105cm
Tractor Range: 18–30HP
Cutting Range: 3–8cm
Number of Blades: 16
Power: PTO
Linkage Type: Cat1
Lower Linkage Width: 60cm

Winton WFL-105 Tractor Flail Mower Features:

• Robust Heavy-Duty Gearbox: Built for reliable, long-term performance in demanding conditions
• Spiral Hammer Blades: Spirally arranged for an efficient cut and finer clippings across all terrain types
• Heavy Hammer Blades: Tackles thick vegetation while delivering a clean finish on shorter grass
• Adjustable Skids: Height-adjustable positioning to ensure an even cut and prevent scalping
• Height-Adjustable Roller: Adjustable cutting height range of 3–8cm via the tractor's top link arm
• Compact Tractor Compatible: Fits most small and compact tractors via Cat1 linkage