Petrol Rough Cut Mowers Blue Bird

Blue Bird petrol brush mowers are designed for cutting tall grass, weeds, scrub and dense vegetation on uncultivated land, in orchards, vineyards, olive groves, undergrowth and areas near ditches. Blue Bird Industries was founded in December 1978 in Zanè, in the province of Vicenza, manufacturing brush cutters and lawn edgers powered by internally designed petrol engines. Over the years, the brand has expanded its range of machinery for gardening, agriculture and forestry; in 2005, it acquired a line of wheeled brush cutters for professional and semi-professional work. The range available at AgriEuro includes machines with different cutting systems, drive systems and performance levels.

The main product types in this category are:

• Blue Bird petrol blade brush mowers: the rotary blade deck shreds tall grass and weeds during each pass. These models are suitable for maintaining rough ground, orchards and vineyards, with direct operator control;
• Blue Bird professional petrol flail mowers: the flail rotor cuts dense vegetation, tough grass, scrub and brambles. The self-propelled design and multiple gears support intensive work on farmland and neglected ground;
• Blue Bird remote-controlled tracked brush mowers: tracks and remote control make it easier to work on slopes, uneven ground and areas with difficult access. The range includes hybrid and battery-powered solutions, to be selected according to power supply, cutting system and permitted gradient;

At AgriEuro, Blue Bird brush mowers can be selected according to their technical features, helping identify the machine best suited to the vegetation, ground conditions and frequency of work. The cutting system, engine, traction and operating dimensions should be assessed together.

The main features to consider are:

• Cutting system: the rotary blade is suitable for tall grass and weeds on relatively even ground; the flail rotor also shreds scrub and denser vegetation. On tracked machines, the deck may use swinging blades that respond to the impacts encountered during work;
• Engine: conventional models use four-stroke petrol engines; the remote-controlled range also includes hybrid systems, in which the combustion engine drives the cutting system and powers the electrical system used for travel. Engine displacement and power must be matched to vegetation density and the duration of the work;
• Cutting width and height: a wider cutting width covers more ground with each pass; a narrower width makes it easier to move between rows and obstacles. Cutting-height adjustment adapts the deck to the condition of the ground and the required result;
• Transmission and speed: the three forward gears and reverse fitted to the FM 600 and FM 750 flail mowers allow the travel speed to be adjusted to the workload. With very tall or dense grass, it is advisable to proceed slowly and at a constant speed;
• Drive system: treaded wheels, assisted steering and tracks suit different operating conditions. Tracks provide a broad contact surface on uneven ground, but each model must be operated within the gradient limits stated on its product page;
• Controls and safety: safety levers, engine shut-off systems, cutting-unit guards and remote controls support machine control. Before starting work, the instruction manual must be read, obstacles removed from the route and the protective equipment specified by the manufacturer worn;

Semi-professional models are suitable for periodic work on private land, orchards and plots with tall grass. Professional flail or remote-controlled models are also intended for grounds maintenance operators, nurseries, farms and public organisations working more frequently on dense vegetation, extensive surfaces or difficult locations.

The range includes configurations intended for different work intensities and ground conditions. The type of cutting system affects the vegetation that can be processed and the degree of shredding. The drive system determines mobility, grip and the operator’s position during mowing.

Blue Bird petrol blade brush mowers use a deck with a rotary blade, designed for cutting tall grass and weeds on rough ground. The cutting unit cuts and shreds the material, which is spread over the ground without collection. Compared with a standard lawn mower, these machines work on taller vegetation and in less regular environments, including orchards, vineyards, olive groves and land left to grow between maintenance sessions. Self-propelled models reduce the amount of pushing required and allow the speed to be selected according to grass density. Versions with both a blade and trimmer head extend the range of work near edges and obstacles, where included in the model configuration. Cutting-height adjustment helps keep the deck clear of uneven areas and protruding objects. Before each pass, the ground must be inspected, solid objects removed and the blade and guards checked.

The distinguishing features of this type are:

• Rotary blade deck: it cuts and shreds tall grass and weeds in a single operation. It is suitable for periodic work on ground where the vegetation does not contain a significant amount of woody material;
• Self-propelled drive: the transmission transfers power to the wheels and reduces the pushing effort. The gear should be selected according to the height, moisture and density of the material being cut;
• Cutting adjustment: the adjustable height allows the machine to be adapted to uneven ground. A cautious setting reduces the risk of striking stones, exposed roots and irregularities;

Blue Bird professional petrol flail mowers use a horizontal rotor fitted with numerous cutting elements, suitable for dense grass, scrub and brambles. The FM 600 and FM 750 models are designed for demanding work in undergrowth, near ditches and on farmland with dense vegetation. Their working width affects both productivity and access: the FM 600 has a 60 cm cutting width; the FM 750 reaches 75 cm. Both feature three forward gears and reverse, allowing the travel speed to be adjusted to the workload encountered. The self-propelled drive and assisted steering make turning easier within the work site. This configuration is intended for professional and continuous work in orchards, vineyards, olive groves, nurseries and uncultivated land. The permitted gradient, maximum cutting diameter and ground conditions must always be checked on the product page of the individual model.

The distinguishing features of this type are:

• Flail rotor: the flails shred dense vegetation and tougher residues than a conventional blade deck. The number of cutting elements and rotor width vary between models and affect the volume processed;
• Gearbox with reverse: multiple speeds allow the machine to slow down in denser sections and move more quickly where the load decreases. Reverse makes end-of-row manoeuvres and leaving confined spaces easier;
• Operating adjustments: adjustable working height and handlebars allow the machine to be set up for the ground and the operator’s height. Adjustments must be made with the engine switched off, following the procedures in the manual;

Blue Bird remote-controlled tracked brush mowers separate the operator from the machine and are suitable for tall grass, scrub and undergrowth in places that are difficult to reach on foot. The tracks distribute the weight over a broad contact surface and provide traction on uneven or sloping ground. The remote control adjusts the direction, speed and available functions from a distance, within the operating range stated for the model. The Blue Bird FM 23-53 uses a hybrid drive system: the petrol engine drives the cutting disc and recharges the batteries; two electric motors drive the tracks. Its 53 cm deck uses two swinging blades, and the height is adjusted electrically from the remote control. This type requires an accurate assessment of gradient, obstacles, visibility and ground conditions. Remote operation does not replace the safety distances and procedures specified in the manual.

The distinguishing features of this type are:

• Remote control: it allows the main commands to be issued without following the machine from a handlebar. The operator must maintain a clear view, adequate distance and constant control of the route;
• Tracked drive: the tracks aid grip and stability on uneven, soft or sloping ground. The maximum permitted gradient varies between models and must not be exceeded;
• Dedicated drive system: on hybrid versions, the combustion engine powers the cutting unit and charging system; the electric motors control travel and steering. This division provides progressive control over movement and changes of direction;

AgriEuro complements its range of Blue Bird petrol brush mowers with services covering delivery, maintenance and support after the order. The availability of spare parts and technical assistance helps support the machine throughout its working life.

The main advantages of purchasing from agrieuro.com are:

• Fast, free delivery: shipping is organised directly by AgriEuro’s logistics centres, with procedures intended for heavy and bulky machinery. The product is dispatched in packaging suitable for its type, with updates on the delivery status;
• Possibility of ordering spare parts: after purchase, the spare-parts diagrams linked to the product make it possible to identify and order available components. This service simplifies the search for the correct codes for compatible maintenance parts and replacements;
• After-sales assistance: the AgriEuro service offers attentive, personalised support for technical requests, spare parts and applicable service procedures. Where necessary, the assistance process may include product collection and transfer to workshops or authorised service centres;

Purchase the Blue Bird brush mower best suited to the ground and required workload from AgriEuro.

The choice depends on the vegetation, gradient, surface size and frequency of work. A blade model is suitable for tall grass and weeds on relatively even ground; a flail model is more appropriate for scrub, brambles and intensive work. For sloping or difficult-to-access locations, a remote-controlled tracked machine can be considered, always observing the stated gradient limit.

A blade brush mower uses a rotary blade to cut and shred grass and weeds; a flail mower uses a rotor with multiple moving elements to process denser, tougher material. The blade offers a simple, smooth solution for ordinary ground. Flails are intended for professional work, tough vegetation and neglected surfaces.

Yes, some Blue Bird models are designed to shred scrub and brambles within the diameters specified on the technical data sheet. Flail versions are the most suitable for dense vegetation; some remote-controlled machines can also process small shrubs. The permitted material, maximum diameter and travel speed must be checked for each model.

A wide cutting width increases productivity on open surfaces; a narrower size makes it easier to pass between rows, trees and obstacles. In the Blue Bird professional range, the FM 600 and FM 750 offer cutting widths of 60 and 75 cm respectively. Access points, turning radii and manoeuvring space must also be considered before choosing.

Some Blue Bird brush mowers can work on slopes, but the permitted value varies according to design, traction and model. Treaded wheels, assisted steering and tracks support contact with the ground. The technical data sheet must be consulted, the stated limits observed and moisture, obstacles and side slopes considered.

The machine receives instructions for forward travel, reverse, steering and the available cutting functions from the remote control. On the hybrid FM 23-53, the petrol engine drives the disc and recharges the batteries; two electric motors power the tracks. The operator must maintain a clear view of the machine and observe the safety distances.

The different gears adjust the travel speed to the amount and density of the vegetation. In sections with very tall or dense grass, it is advisable to proceed slowly without sudden acceleration. Reverse makes manoeuvring easier and allows the machine to move backwards without being pushed manually.

Maintenance includes cleaning the cutting unit, checking the blade or flails, inspecting the fasteners and carrying out the engine work specified in the manual. The oil, air filter, spark plug and transmission must be checked at the intervals prescribed by the manufacturer. Before cleaning or inspecting the machine, switch off the engine, wait for all moving parts to stop and follow the safety procedure.

With very tall grass, reduce the travel speed and maintain a steady pace so that the cutting system can discharge the material without overloading. Very dense vegetation may require several passes at progressively lower cutting heights. Before starting, locate stones, wires, rigid branches and other hidden obstacles.

Yes, for products purchased from AgriEuro, the spare-parts diagrams linked to the order can be accessed and available components requested. The after-sales service also supports technical enquiries and applicable assistance procedures. Keeping the model, serial number and purchase details available helps identify the correct spare part.