T-flails for grass cutter
Part number A5412330
When you own a KUHN spreader, it is crucial to consider the importance of wearing parts such as flails and hammers. These parts play an essential role in the smooth running of your machine and the quality of your work. By choosing genuine KUHN parts, specially designed for your shredder, you guarantee optimum performance, increased durability and unrivalled efficiency. Get ready to discover how these components play a vital role in maintaining the productivity and quality of your spreader, while optimising your long-term investment. Y-flails and T-flails are wearing parts that play an important role on your hedge and grass cutter.
Y flails for hedge and grass cutters
Y Flais for hedge
Longevity
KUHN’s wide flails are more resistant to impacts. They are specially designed and optimised to ensure high-quality output in difficult conditions:
- The edge of the shackle ring is reinforced (10 mm) which means a larger contact area between the flail and the shackle
- The curved section is thicker (10 mm) than the cutting edge (7 mm) to absorb the shocks
- They are harder than other HRC 50 flails on the market
Performance
Hedge and grass cutter flails have a narrow waist, leaving the 10 % extra weight concentrated mainly at the extremities:
- Making them harder wearing
- Giving them greater inertia at work
Here is one type of flail available for you hedge and grass cutter : Part number A5407231
T-flails for grass cutters
Longevity
Just like the Y-flails, the T-flails undergo hardening, tempering and sandblasting treatments. The steel-fibre part is forged and machined to increase resistance to impacts and wear.
Performance
The shape of the T-flail is specially designed to facilitate soil sliding along its length. It is a self-sharpening part which produces a great-quality cut over time.
There is a large contact area between the axle and the mounting for improved stress distribution.
Here is a selection of T-flails for your grass cutter
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