Rotor shaft for EFG 155 4FARMER flail mower / 1500 mm

Main shaft with a working length of 1500 mm and a diameter of 105 mm for 4FARMER flail mowers of the EFG155 4FARMER series and others.

The flail shaft is a key component in mowers, and its main function is to rotate the attached flails, which perform a cutting movement. Thanks to the high rotational speed of the shaft, the flails are able to effectively chop up vegetation, which allows for an evenly mowed surface. The flails, which are usually made of hardened steel, are characterized by high resistance to wear and damage. Their shape, often resembling the letter "Y" or "T", is optimized for cutting efficiency and minimizing resistance during operation. Thanks to this, mowers with a flail shaft are able to cope with a variety of terrain conditions and types of vegetation.

Main shaft with a working length of 1500 mm and a diameter of 105 mm for 4FARMER flail mowers of the EFG155 4FARMER series and others.

The flail shaft (rotor shaft) is a key component of flail mowers; its main function is to rotate the mounted flails, which perform the cutting motion. Thanks to the high rotational speed of the shaft, the flails effectively shred vegetation, producing an evenly mown surface. The flails, which are usually made of hardened steel, are highly resistant to wear and damage. Their shape, often resembling the letter “Y” or “T”, is optimized for cutting efficiency and for minimizing resistance during operation. As a result, mowers with a flail shaft can handle a variety of terrain conditions and types of vegetation.

Dimensions:

• length: 1500 mm,
• working length: 1500 mm,
• overall length: 1625 mm,
• shaft diameter: 105 mm,
• mounting diameter (pins): 35 mm (UC207 bearing),
• number of flails: 24 pcs.
• diameter of the flail mounting bolt holes: 12.50 mm,
• weight: 45 kg,
• part numbers (no. marked on the diagram): EFG155.110.

Mower models:

4FARMER:

• EFG 155 4FARMER.

Warehouse:
M04

*Illustrative photos; they may differ in details from the delivered product due to production differences over the years.

*The photo shows the rotor shaft for the EFG 105 flail mower.