Orec Bull Flail Mowers

Uncultivated land, road verges, undergrowth, brambles, sloping land and terraces are the normal operating conditions for the Orec Bull flail mower. 

The HR531 walk-behind flail mower is a brush-mulching beast that can take down tall grass, weeds, brambles and even small saplings. Add to that 32 flail blades that chew up and mulch the brush, and you have an all-in-one brush mower and mulching machine. The Bull HR531 is easy to use, with a stress-free clutch turning system and easy to use blade height adjustment.

Featuring a 52cm (21") cutting width, the Orec Bull HR531 is super-tough. If the blades hit a rock or stump, the flails pivot and release shock which protects the splindle from damage. The flail blades rotate in an "up-cut" motion, thereby catching the whole plant at once. The machine also mulches material down while cutting. The cutting height is adjustable between 5cm and 11cm.

Powering the HR531 is a legendary Honda GX200 196cc four-stroke engine. Orec flail mowers with mechanical gearbox are all equipped with a three-speed forward and one-speed transmission in reverse, and are also equipped with differential lock.

The operator is protected from flying debris by the Bull mower's steel flap guards which help keep dangerous objects inside the cutter deck. Vertically-adjustable handles will optimise user comfort.

Year after year Orec flail mowers have earned an unrivalled reputation. All this thanks to their robustness and ability to brilliantly deal with clearing jobs on land infested with shrubs, thick vegetation and for light agricultural pruning of vineyards, olive groves and orchards.

Uncultivated land, road verges, undergrowth, brambles, sloping land and terraces are the normal operating conditions for the Orec Bull flail mower. 

The HR662 walk-behind flail mower is a brush-mulching beast that can take down tall grass, weeds, brambles and even small saplings. Add to that 38 flail blades that chew up and mulch the brush, and you have an all-in-one brush mower and mulching machine. The Bull HR662 is easy to use, with a stress-free clutch turning system and easy to use blade height adjustment.

Featuring a 65cm (26") cutting width, the Orec Bull HR662 is super-tough. The oscillation of the knives prevents damage to the machine when it accidentally comes in contact with obstacles such as stones, rocks or particularly resistant materials. The flail blades rotate in an "up-cut" motion, thereby catching the whole plant at once. The machine also mulches material down while cutting. The cutting height is adjustable between 5cm and 11cm.

Powering the HR662 is a high performance Honda GX270 270cc four-stroke OHV engine. Orec flail mowers with mechanical gearbox are all equipped with a three-speed forward and one-speed transmission in reverse, and are also equipped with differential lock.

The operator is protected from flying debris by the Bull mower's steel flap guards which help keep dangerous objects inside the cutter deck. The handle can be adjusted vertically and horizontally with one lever.

Year after year Orec flail mowers have earned an unrivalled reputation. All this thanks to their robustness and ability to brilliantly deal with clearing jobs on land infested with shrubs, thick vegetation and for light agricultural pruning of vineyards, olive groves and orchards.

Uncultivated land, road verges, undergrowth, brambles, sloping land and terraces are the normal operating conditions for the Orec Bull flail mower. 

The HRC673 walk-behind, tracked flail mower is a brush-mulching beast that can take down tall grass, weeds, brambles and even small saplings. Add to that 38 flail blades that chew up and mulch the brush, and you have an all-in-one brush mower and mulching machine. The Bull HRC673 is easy to use, with a stress-free clutch turning system and easy to use blade height adjustment. The cutting height is adjustable between 5cm and 11cm.

Featuring a compact 65cm (26") cutting width, the Orec Bull HRC673 is super-tough. The oscillation of the knives prevents damage to the machine when it accidentally comes in contact with obstacles such as stones, rocks or particularly resistant materials. The flail blades rotate in an "up-cut" motion, thereby catching the whole plant at once. The machine also mulches material down while cutting. 

Driving the HRC673 is a high performance Honda GX270 270cc four-stroke OHV engine. The HIE (High Inclination Engine) inherits all the proven technology of Honda GX engines with the addition of specific features developed specifically to improve its effectiveness when operating on slopes. This allows you to work on inclines exceeding 25 degrees without a drop in power and performance. Orec flail mowers with mechanical gearbox are all equipped with a three-speed forward and one-speed transmission in reverse.

The Orec HRC series flail mowers have a tracked advancement unit at the rear, with steering clutches which allow one of the tracks to be locked, thus ensuring simple and safe steering. In the case of steep slopes, it is possible to apply the frame lock directly from the handlebar to avoid oscillation of the cutting deck and maximise traction to keep the machine firmly on the ground.

The operator is protected from flying debris by the Bull mower's steel flap guards which help keep dangerous objects inside the cutter deck. The handle can be adjusted vertically and horizontally with one lever.

Year after year Orec flail mowers have earned an unrivalled reputation. All this thanks to their robustness and ability to brilliantly deal with clearing jobs on land taken over by shrubs, thick vegetation and for light agricultural pruning of vineyards, olive groves and orchards.

Uncultivated land, road verges, undergrowth, brambles, sloping land and terraces are the normal operating conditions for the Orec Bull flail mower. 

The HR812 walk-behind flail mower is a brush-mulching beast that can take down tall grass, weeds, brambles and even small saplings. Add to that 46 flail blades that chew up and mulch the brush, and you have an all-in-one brush mower and mulching machine. The Bull HR812 is easy to use, with a stress-free clutch turning system and easy to use blade height adjustment.

Featuring a generous 80cm cutting width, the Orec Bull HR812 is super-tough. The oscillation of the knives prevents damage to the machine when it accidentally comes in contact with obstacles such as stones, rocks or particularly resistant materials. The flail blades rotate in an "up-cut" motion, thereby catching the whole plant at once. The machine also mulches material down while cutting. The cutting height is adjustable between 5cm and 11cm.

Driving the HR812 is a high performance 340cc Honda GX340 four-stroke OHV engine. The Orec flail mowers with mechanical gearbox are all equipped with a three-speed forward and one-speed transmission in reverse, and are also equipped with differential lock. The lateral steering clutches, when pressed, lock the respective wheel allowing easy rotation of the machine, particularly useful on slopes.

The operator is protected from flying debris by the Bull mower's steel flap guards which help keep dangerous objects inside the cutter deck. The handle can be adjusted vertically and horizontally with one lever.

Year after year Orec flail mowers have earned an unrivalled reputation. All this thanks to their robustness and ability to brilliantly deal with clearing jobs on land infested with shrubs, thick vegetation and for light agricultural pruning of vineyards, olive groves and orchards.

Uncultivated land, road verges, undergrowth, brambles and terraces are the normal operating conditions for the Orec Bull tracked flail mower, which is particularly suited to sloping terrain. 

The HRC813 walk-behind flail mower is a brush-mulching beast that can take down tall grass, weeds, brambles and even small saplings. Add to that 46 flail blades that chew up and mulch the brush, and you have an all-in-one brush mower and mulching machine. The Bull HRC813 is easy to use, with a stress-free clutch turning system and easy to use blade height adjustment. The cutting height is adjustable between 5cm and 11cm.

Featuring a wide 80cm (35.5") cutting width, the Orec Bull HRC813 is super-tough. The oscillation of the knives prevents damage to the machine when it accidentally comes in contact with obstacles such as stones, rocks or particularly resistant materials. The flail blades rotate in an "up-cut" motion, thereby catching the whole plant at once. The machine also mulches material down while cutting. 

Driving the HRC813 is a high performance Honda GX340 389cc four-stroke OHV engine. The HIE (High Inclination Engine) inherits all the proven technology of Honda GX engines with the addition of features developed specifically to improve its effectiveness when operating on slopes. This allows you to work on inclines exceeding 25 degrees without a drop in power and performance. Orec flail mowers with mechanical gearbox are all equipped with a three-speed forward and one-speed transmission in reverse.

The Orec HRC series flail mowers have rear crawler tracks, with steering clutches which allow one of the tracks to be locked, thus ensuring simple and safe steering. In the case of steep slopes, it is possible to apply the frame lock directly from the handlebar to avoid oscillation of the cutting deck and maximise traction to keep the machine firmly on the ground.

The operator is protected from flying debris by the Bull mower's steel flap guards which help keep dangerous objects inside the cutter deck. The handle can be adjusted vertically and horizontally with one lever.

Year after year Orec flail mowers have earned an unrivalled reputation. All this thanks to their robustness and ability to brilliantly deal with clearing jobs on land taken over by shrubs, thick vegetation and for light agricultural pruning of vineyards, olive groves and orchards.