Choose the working position
A rear-mounted mower works in its configured position behind the tractor. An offset layout moves the cutting area to the side; a boom mower provides an extended positioning system. Compare the actual model geometry and available movement.
Match the cutting head to the vegetation
Grass, woody brush and crop residue require the corresponding head and cutter arrangement. A long reach does not establish the head’s material capability. Review the vegetation limits and drive requirements for the selected mower.
Include the tractor and terrain
Describe verges, banks, obstacles and access. Tractor mass, mounting, lifting capacity, ballast and the equipment instructions affect the working setup. PTO-driven and hydraulically driven configurations require different information.
Key Points to Compare
| Item | What it describes | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed layout | Defined working area behind the tractor | Width and ground access |
| Offset layout | Cutting area shifted to the side | Offset and articulation |
| Boom layout | Head positioned on an extended arm | Reach, stability and drive |
Information to Send
- Vegetation type and dimensions
- Required reach and terrain
- Tractor model and available drive
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