The Baumalight SWF580 Flail Boom Mower extends a compatible skid steer’s mowing reach to maintain grass and brush in ditches, along roadsides, and beside fence lines. Its articulated boom-and-stick design provides 14 feet of horizontal reach when flat, paired with a 48-inch cutting head for working beyond the carrier’s immediate footprint. Independent boom and stick movement gives operators additional control over head position and mowing angle as terrain changes.
The cutting head uses replaceable 200-series flail blades to mow heavy grass and reduce light brush. Its standard F2000 configuration has 38 blade clusters, with optional F3000 heavy blades available by quote for a different cutting setup. Choose the D510 or D530 piston motor to suit the carrier’s hydraulic output; cutting capacity depends on the motor, blade choice, flow, and pressure. Front and rear height adjustments, a steel deck roller, and a solid flat-free support tire help the head follow the work surface while supporting attachment weight.
Large hydraulic cylinders position the boom and stick, while the selected control kit operates the mower’s hydraulic functions from the cab. Breakaway shear pins provide a designed release point to help limit damage if the boom encounters an obstruction. Sleeved hydraulic hoses help protect lines against wear, and zinc-plated greaseable pins with hardened spring-steel bushings support serviceable pivot joints. A durable powder-coated finish protects the steel structure during outdoor maintenance work.
Designed for skid steers weighing 8,000–18,000 lb, the SWF580 suits contractors and property-maintenance crews working along established boundaries. A connected case drain is required; hydraulic hoses are included, while couplers must be selected separately. Each priced configuration includes its listed control-valve kit, and the mower includes six spare flail teeth. Confirm the carrier’s motor match, electrical pin functions, and setup requirements before ordering; the skid-steer weight range does not establish wheel-loader suitability.
