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Here's how it works! Ditch Bank Flail Mower #farming #tractor

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This video provides a detailed overview and demonstration of an 'ORSI Energy Ditch Bank Mower' attached to a tractor. The presenter showcases the machine's features, including its model, size, hydraulic articulation for offset mowing, built-in roller, and free-swinging flail knives. It is important to note that this video is an equipment demonstration and *does not* show how to replace tiller tines using a wrench, despite the user's requested context. The video describes the machine's functionality and components, rather than providing maintenance instructions.

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This is called the Orsy Energy ditch bank mower. It is a beast. It's the 155 model. It is 61 in. Here are grease points on this critter. We've got a hydraulic arm here and a hydraulic arm right here. One hydraulic arm makes it move back and forth this way and the other one makes it go that way. And then the three-point makes it go up and down. So, we can offset this mower off to the side of the tractor and mow the ditch banks. Now, it has a roller built in right here. That roller just rolls right along the ground. It's just a little bit lower than the cutting blades on this mower. And these cutting blades kind of swing freely underneath here. You'll see that here in just a minute. I have tested this. I tried it out yesterday to see if I could get it wrapped up in some barb wire, and I was unsuccessful at wrapping up barbwire, which is

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