With the Trident mower, ideal cutting conditions are not necessary. It doesn't matter when or if the grass is wet or dry, long or short, according to E.A. McLaren, sales director for the manufacturer, Spearhead Machinery Limited in Worcestershire, England. Mowing capability, cost effectiveness and safety features caught the attention of many commercial contractors and turf growers at the 2001 AGROMEK equipment show in January. McLaren said the machine's special shaped flails spinning at 2,200 rpm produce a powerful air blast that lifts the grass, including the wheel markings, so the grass can be cleanly cut across the full working width. The high rotor speed means that the grass is chopped many times before being left as a fine and evenly spread mulch.
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