BCS Sickle Bar Mower

[@Puffie40]

The dirt bike tires are a nice touch.

[@csdlcdtftpfcsmt2613]

Ha..my village is full of those..👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@Rainhill1829]

Neat, I wish there where more around here.

[@gattonpc]

@@Rainhill1829 Not in the US. These are usefull for small and large areas. Is full of these in Europe.. The cheapest way to make hay, and are not so slow as you may think. Check this one for exemple. -->> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKe9noyorcp-hK8

[@Spartan375X]

That's really interesting. I never knew of this type of mower.

[@Rainhill1829]

Pretty interesting design.

[@danielabrullo10]

Italy is full of this sort of mowers! Look for Nibbi figaro Olimpia falciatrice Laverda falciatrice Bertolini falciatrice usata. cheers from Monza Italy.

[@harristone5]

They built sp grain binder too. Fun to see

[@Rainhill1829]

Cool.

[@lucamarmiroli4563]

Italian engineering😎

[@coinucopia]

What kind of beverages can you get at a sickle bar?

[@Rainhill1829]

Mostly just vegetable smoothies.

[@robertqueberg4612]

Hay bartender! Three fingers of Cutty Sark on the rocks please.

[@moseskipraisi3542]

Can this machine be attached to a rake and a baller?

[@melchristian3638]

😎 cool

[@diego1809]

Nice renovation! Were they also sold in the Americas? Here in Italy in the past every farm had at least one, and they made also headers to harvest the wheat to apply in front of them. I have one like this but with a 15hp air cooled gasoline engine built by Acme in Valdobbiadene (Italy)

[@Rainhill1829]

Yes indeed, there is an entire American division of BCS with dealerships all over the place. They are excellent for cutting brush land out west where we need tough machines that can stand up to the difficult conditions.

[@robertqueberg4612]

I thought I was looking at an idea that was long gone. Now I find that they are still available. On small acreage places, and on steep hillsides this would be a great tool.