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Typhoon Flail Mower | Zero Turn Flail Mower

  • ZHR800A_1
  • ZHR800_Slope_1
  • ZHR800_BlackBerry_2
  • ZHR800_BlackBerry_1
  • ZHR800_ArrowWeed
  • ZHR800_Berry_style
  • ZHR800_Deck_up
  • ZHR800_Deck
  • ZHR800A_1
  • ZHR800_Slope_1
  • ZHR800_BlackBerry_2
  • ZHR800_BlackBerry_1
  • ZHR800_ArrowWeed
  • ZHR800_Berry_style
  • ZHR800_Deck_up
  • ZHR800_Deck

 

OREC Zero Turn Stand On Flail Mower
OREC has been known for superior brush cutters using flail blade systems and the walk-behind Cyclone is used at many jobsites all over the world.
Now OREC Typhoon is developed as the next class versatile flail mower.

Up to 4.6 mph speed and 31.5″ cutting width brings not only higher efficiency, but also effectively performs back-and-forth cutting actions. This allows you
to tackle beefier brushes including berry bushes. The stand-on position keeps you at a distance from brushes compared to other types of mowers.

In addition, the Typhoon is capable of driving on slopes up to 20 degrees! The track creates great traction with evenly distributed ground pressure.

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  • Blade Height Adjustment
  • Engine Guard
  • Honda Engine
  • Hydro-static drive (HST)
  • Multiple Flail Blades Drum
  • Parking Brake
  • Stand-on
  • Track Drive
  • Zero Turn

 

Model
ZHR800A Typhoon Flail Mower
Engine
Type Honda (gas)
Displacement 389 cc
Horsepower 11.7 hp*
Fuel Tank Capacity 1.6 Gallons (6.1L)
Work performance
Cutting width 31.5" (800mm)
Blade Height 1.2” up to 3”
Transmission
OREC original, Zero turn Up to 4.6 mph (High range)
Up to 2.8 mph (Low Range)
Body
Length 68 in.
Width 40 in.
Height 45 in.
Weight 739 lbs.
Appearance and specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement.
*The gross horsepower of these gasoline engines was laboratory rated at 3600 rpm by the engine manufacturer in accordance with SAE J1349. As configured to meet safety, emission and operating requirements, the actual engine horsepower on these mowers will be significantly lower.
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