Hello, yes, flail mower can be used in various gears including 1,2,3 on Blitz, BCS or Grillo 2-wheel tractors. But, conditions will dictate which gear to use. To properly protect clutch it is important to choose a gear to minimize and "bogging" of the engine. If this happens over and over again in close proximity (time wise) then this can overheat and burn up the clutch. A little bogging down here or there is OK and long as decent amount of time between. If bogging down too much then either increase cut height, reduce gear / speed selection or take a narrower "bite" out of your cut material.

@@DaileysFarmTools Many thanks! I have Blitz 120, I just use the flail mower for 3-4 hours and then I got problem about; - once I tried to use flail mower at gear-1, it did not move. Then I disconnected the flail mower and tried to run machine, it works but it did not worked at gear-4 even there were no attachment connected to the Bilitz 120. I think this happened because of clutch system. I guess, need to make adjustment with roper of clutch.

Hi @mobicor. Thanks for responding. Yes, in fact you can purchase here on our ecommerce website. FYI: When you buy from our ecommerce website you get a 5% off Coupon Code toward a future tractor or attachment. No time limit. You can buy it here: www.daileysfarmtools.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=59243337 thanks!

Hi @albertphillips3313 | Not sure exactly what you mean by "binding up", but assuming you are talking about the blade rotor. No "binding up" of the blade rotor in this video. thanks for watching!

Hi LarsDcCase. Too each their own, right. Riding on a 4-wheel tractor is super boring and annoying to me for small scale vegetable production. I feel like I am doing nothing with my time. On the flip side, I like the hands-on nature of the 2-wheel tractor. Some agree with this and some won't. Its all good. Its nice to have a wide variety of options out there to suit all the needs of the market.

Hi @rawmoma3998. There are standalone version of the BIO 100. Also, engine powered versions of them. I sell an awesome Italian high-speed chipper for an excellent price if interested. It has a 14HP engine on it. I prefer it over the 2-wheel tractor chipper versions.

Hi @floydblandston108 385lbs without the tiller. If you want lighter, the Blitz 80 is about 50-60lbs lighter. I posted some price info to your earlier message. thanks!

@@DaileysFarmTools - do 2 bolt bcs implements fit?

@@floydblandston108 Yes 1995 and beyond tapered 3 jaw fit with our quick hitch. If it’s a pre 1995 spline attachment it would require an adapter. Call or email regarding specific attachments if u are not sure. Thanks!

Hi @metalboyonline. Thanks for contacting us. Yes, Blitz wheels will fit on BCS and vice versa. However, Similar to Grillo wheels, the Blitz wheels have larger wheel studs on the tractor. A "BCS branded" wheel would need to be drilled out 1 size to fit on Blitz or Grillo wheel studs. Very easy to do. Frankly, the Blitz tires are wider than the BCS anyway, so I would recommend those if you need replacement wheels. And we can save you money by not buying "BCS Branded". By the way, most of the BCS wheels 5" x 12" and up are now made in China. Our Blitz wheels are not made in China. Yes, we have an adapter for the Blitz that allows connection of many BCS branded attachments. If you need pricing on something specific, send us an email. On nearly everything we sell below our listed prices. The Blitz 80 and Blitz 120 run ALL the same attachments as BCS tractors. The only exception to this is a bagging finish mower, which ONLY BCS brand runs in the USA. Grillo brand does not run this either. thanks!

Hello @floydblandston108 You can see the tractors here on our website: www.daileysfarmtools.com/category-s/188.htm Prices: the Blitz 80 model starts at $2,899. This is March 2024 pricing. Its likely our early summer Blitz tractors will be priced lower than this especially for any customer ordering a bit in advance. thanks!

Hi @flyhigh5056. As long as I don't have to ride on a zero turn, its all good! Glad you are enjoying your zero turn!

Hi Harvey Blitz is actually made in Istanbul Turkey...at least for the last 25 years or so. Prior to that, its origins are an Italian 2-wheel tractor. About 25 years ago, a Turkish company "Yagmur" bought the entire line and since then manufactures it in Turkey.

Blitz 80 in this video is running Vanguard 10HP engine. The Vanguard 10HP is stock on Blitz 80, with option for Honda GX270 engine 9HP. Other "upgraded power" engine options on this model are Honda GX, Kohler Command Pro, and Vanguard 400. Blitz 80 handles up to 14HP engines. All engines are commercial duty. thanks for watching!

@@DaileysFarmTools Thanks sir How much is the walk behind motocultor ?

Yes, the Bittante flail mower has excellent performance and at a good price. Thanks for commenting!

Best price is when you call or email us direct. We sell below the others, but we can only post those prices online at 5% off retail. Thanks!

Hello Michael. You can send me a direct email [email protected] Please make sure to send full ship to address so I can quote the shipping. Thanks for contacting! Also, check out our websites www.daileysbcssales.com and www.daileysfarmtools.com

Hi @FunkyFungiFriends. Thanks for watching. For a professional vegetable grower who is regularly composting beds, it's a no-brainer. it pays for itself. For a home grower it's still awesome and works well, but expensive. Professional on 100' long 30" beds, time wise its 50%+ faster than doing this by hand and that is without taking into account ANY of the physical wear/tear savings to the body. We have them in stock, happy to ship you one if you need. Thanks!

Thanks for commenting. In this case that tool would have been useless. It may be hard to tell in video, but that is a very tall bed. If I ran the hiller/furrower on 2 wheel tractor or wheel hoe it would have pushed some soil to the side and created a furrow, but no soil would have gotten on top of the bed due to its height. So, in this case the Ridger 2 worked perfect. For other applications, hiller/furrower can work great and I do use it both on 2-wheel tractor and wheel hoe. In this case though, we were really testing a new attachment that had just come out...to see if it would throw soil up on the bed. It did. Thanks!

Thanks for contacting us @Pinseeker Gaming. Yes, I sure do know the differences. Happy to explain. Give me a call M-F at 931.295.9009. Thanks, Richard

moisture content in the compost makes a difference. sometimes i do 2 passes, but if doing only one, some of the time i harrow in the compost with pelleted chicken manure and alfalfa meal. works great.