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Mid-Mounted Articulated Boom Mowers are featured on MF VMS® 5460 & 6255 tractors. The mowers are used for grass, brush, and limbing applications.
Integrated PowerPlate frame components are CAD engineered by Little and factory endorsed by Massey Ferguson, for the creation and assembly of the mowing industries first Roadside Maintenance System. Challenger and Little work together to ensure all systems and structures perform as a fully integrated system, with no compromise in safety, durability, or mowing performance. From the ground up, starting at the wheels and tires on through the tractor power train, the PowerPlate full frame and Dynamx T-1 Booms, and out to the cutting blades on the head, all components are designed and selected for dedicated full time use in severe duty roadside mowing applications.
Little Boom Mowers offer the following features:
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Short, medium & long Boom combinations
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Exceptional ranges of motion
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Arms constructed of ASTM 514 T-1 steel plate
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4-Axis electronic joystick for operator control and comfort
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Forward and reverse break-away swing
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Integrated PowerFrame (exoskeleton)
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Separate protected hydraulic reservoir for mower circuit
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SAE JIC hydraulic couplers, 8x hose rating
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Counterweight and wheel weight packages available for machine stability
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Best warranty in the industry
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4’ and 5’ cut width Rotary and Flail Brushcutters available
The electronically controlled Articulated Arms are matched with Little Rotary or Flail Brushcutters. The Brushcutters are hydraulically driven using an independent reservoir that is isolated from the tractor.
The Boom is attached to the tractor via an integrated PowerFrame. The frame is designed to minimize the torsional loading on the tractor, thus extending the life of the tractor. The frame can be installed by the Dealer, or can be installed by Little at one of its installation locations (Florida or Oregon).
One of the unique characteristics of the Little Boom is the direct acting rotary cylinder used for angular positioning of the Boom. The rotary actuator eliminates push-pull cylinders and linkages for improved reliability and reduced maintenance. The actuator has a massive bearing area with hydraulically pressurized thrust bearings to take the load. |