IronCraft BRF Heavy Duty Offset Ditch Bank Flail Mower w/Hammers, 71" Working Width

IronCraft BRF Offset Ditch Bank Flail Mower w/Hammers, 71" Working Width

The IronCraft BRF-180 Offset Ditch Bank Flail Mower is a heavy-duty, mid-width mower built for tackling slopes, ditch banks, and hard-to-reach areas with precision and durability. With a 71" working width and 16 hammer flails, it delivers strong cutting performance for grass, weeds, and thicker vegetation while maintaining a clean, even finish. Its right-offset design combined with an impressive tilt range of 90° up and 65° down allows operators to safely manage steep inclines, fence lines, and pond edges without awkward positioning. Built with a robust rotor, heavy rear roller, and durable belt-driven transmission, the BRF-180 strikes a solid balance between reach, power, and maneuverability—because the areas that grow the wildest are usually the ones least interested in being easy to mow.

Country of Origin
Made in India

Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: BRF-180
• Brand / Manufacturer: IronCraft
• Product Family: Offset Flail Mowers
• Product Type: Offset ditch bank flail mower
• Working Width: 71 in
• Offset Direction: Offsets to the right
• Tilt Range: 90° up / 65° down
• Cutting System: 16 heavy-duty hammer flails
• Hammer Size: 4.9 in × 1.7 in
• Tractor Requirements: 70–100 HP
• Drive System: 4-belt side transmission
• Rear Roller: 7.6 in diameter for consistent cutting height
• Rotor Diameter: 6.3 in
• Weight: 1,565 lbs
• PTO Shaft: Series 6 PTO drive shaft
• Applications: Designed for ditch banks, slopes, fence rows, orchards, and roadside maintenance

Ideal For

• Maintaining ditch banks, slopes, and uneven terrain
• Fence line and orchard mowing requiring offset reach
• Cutting grass, weeds, and heavier vegetation with a clean finish
• Operators needing flexible tilt capability for difficult angles
• Farms, municipalities, and contractors managing challenging mowing environments
• Anyone who wants a mower that reaches the tough spots without turning the job into a full-body workout