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Before picking a model, ask what you're actually cutting. This category is Jansen's full range — from the cheapest entry point to boom-mounted equipment, 20 models at 6,253.55-25,641.94 zł.
Small garden, scattered brush: the HGM-58 (6,253.55 zł) — the category's cheapest, a brush and tall-grass mower, and the HSM-60 (11,620.88 zł), a compact flail mower/mulcher. Regular work on field margins and verges: the EFG/EFGC line (7,605.54-11,712.18 zł, EFG-105 to EFGC-220) and EFGCH with hydraulic side-shift (9,844.14-14,772.03 zł, seven widths). Front-mounted work needing visibility: the petrol BMM-130 and hydraulic HMM-130/HMM-170 (13,474.58-14,292.65 zł). Banks, ditches, hedges out of normal reach: boom-mounted HMS-80/180 and HMS-100/180 (25,191.30-25,641.94 zł) and HMB-180/THS-180 hedge trimmers.
All 20 models are Jansen. For lower, denser grass on flat ground, also compare kosiarki mulczery.
FAQ: Flail Mowers
What's the cheapest flail mower in the range?
The cheapest is the HGM-58 (6,253.55 zł), a brush and tall-grass mower, good for a small garden, orchard, or scattered brush. The full category is 20 Jansen models priced 6,253.55-25,641.94 zł.
Which model suits regular work on field margins and verges?
The EFG/EFGC series works well (7,605.54-11,712.18 zł, EFG-105 to EFGC-220), or the EFGCH with hydraulic side-shift, available in seven widths at 9,844.14-14,772.03 zł.
When is a front-mounted mower better than a rear one?
When visibility of the cutting strip matters. Front-mounted work is covered by the petrol BMM-130 and hydraulic HMM-130/HMM-170, priced 13,474.58-14,292.65 zł.
What is the HSM-60?
It's a compact flail mower/mulcher at 11,620.88 zł, a good option alongside the cheaper HGM-58 for smaller plots and orchards.
What are the boom-mounted models for?
The HMS-80/180 and HMS-100/180 (25,191.30-25,641.94 zł) are the priciest models in the category, built for banks, ditches, and hedges beyond the reach of a standard mower.