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Best Topper For Rushes. Use the rhino as it. Rushes can be cut using a topper or a mower. I use an old drum. The type of cutting equipment you choose will depend on several things, including availability, budget, how level or rough a field is, how. We used to use the mower but now use the rhino, rhino is a great topper, but grass grows far quicker after the mower cut. Rushes should be cut using a topper or mower to remove the dead material, allowing grass to regenerate. It will typically take one month for the plant to die and for the chemical to reach the. I have a fleming three point linkage one (maybe 5ft 6 cut) takes time but will leave a good job if you. Contrary to my assumption, i've found that a flail topper works best on light rushes. I use this particular flail mower on 8 acres— its a beast of a thing, in terms that it will cut 3 foot clumps of rushes and mulch all the material. If you've got 'proper' rushes they really need cutting. I use it for topping regrowth and seed heads which works well, rolling at the same time. A normal topper is your best bet lad. I bought a flail topper to do the heavy work in thick rushes.

The type of cutting equipment you choose will depend on several things, including availability, budget, how level or rough a field is, how. I use it for topping regrowth and seed heads which works well, rolling at the same time. Use the rhino as it. If you've got 'proper' rushes they really need cutting. Contrary to my assumption, i've found that a flail topper works best on light rushes. It will typically take one month for the plant to die and for the chemical to reach the. A normal topper is your best bet lad. We used to use the mower but now use the rhino, rhino is a great topper, but grass grows far quicker after the mower cut. Rushes can be cut using a topper or a mower. I have a fleming three point linkage one (maybe 5ft 6 cut) takes time but will leave a good job if you.

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Best Topper For Rushes A normal topper is your best bet lad. I use an old drum. I use it for topping regrowth and seed heads which works well, rolling at the same time. Use the rhino as it. Rushes can be cut using a topper or a mower. I use this particular flail mower on 8 acres— its a beast of a thing, in terms that it will cut 3 foot clumps of rushes and mulch all the material. It will typically take one month for the plant to die and for the chemical to reach the. I have a fleming three point linkage one (maybe 5ft 6 cut) takes time but will leave a good job if you. Contrary to my assumption, i've found that a flail topper works best on light rushes. The type of cutting equipment you choose will depend on several things, including availability, budget, how level or rough a field is, how. A normal topper is your best bet lad. If you've got 'proper' rushes they really need cutting. We used to use the mower but now use the rhino, rhino is a great topper, but grass grows far quicker after the mower cut. Rushes should be cut using a topper or mower to remove the dead material, allowing grass to regenerate. I bought a flail topper to do the heavy work in thick rushes.