Flail Mowers, Finish Mowers & 3 Point Mower Attachments

Titan Attachments' mower attachments make quick work of overgrown fields, lawns, and brush. Whether you need a finish mower attachment for pristine landscaping or a rotary cutter for tackling rough terrain, our tools ensure clean, efficient cuts every time. Built tough and ready to perform, they'll turn your tractor into a precision mowing machine.

Titan Attachments' mower attachments make quick work of overgrown fields, lawns, and brush. Whether you need a finish mower attachment for pristine landscaping or a rotary cutter for tackling rough terrain, our tools ensure clean, efficient cuts every time. Built tough and ready to perform, they'll turn your tractor into a precision mowing machine.
John Deere tractor with orange 3-point finish mower attachment cutting dried grass in open field

Take Back Overgrown Ground With Titan Mower Attachments

Titan's mower attachments put cutting power on the machine you already own. Choose from models that mount to a 3-point hitch or a skid steer loader, or tow behind an ATV or UTV.

Replacement parts are always kept in stock, including blades, belts, skid shoes, PTO shafts, and full gearbox assemblies. Our mower attachments come with a 1-year warranty and ship free.

Types of Mower Attachments

The right mower depends on what you're cutting, the terrain you're working on, and the machine you're using. Here's how the lineup breaks down.

Rotary Cutters

Rotary cutters are a good choice for quickly clearing overgrown grass, weeds, and heavier vegetation across larger areas. Our 3-point rotary cutters come in two series. The Standard Series pairs with Cat 1 tractors from 20 to 60 HP. It handles material up to 1" in diameter. The PRO Series handles up to 2" material, and works with tractors up to 75 HP. Both use a cast-iron gearbox and a slip-clutch PTO shaft that absorbs shock when a blade catches on something solid.

Flail Mowers

Flail mowers are often a good choice for overgrown areas with debris or obstacles nearby, especially when you want a finer cut. Flail mowers use free-swinging Y-shaped blades on a horizontal rotor. Hit a rock or a buried root, and the blade swings back instead of breaking. The cut is finer than with a rotary, and the housing keeps clippings contained rather than throwing them out.

Offset and Ditch Bank Mowers

Offset and ditch bank mowers are designed for slopes, ditch banks, and other hard-to-reach areas where the tractor needs to stay on more level terrain. Our offset flail model shifts the cutting head to one side, keeping your tractor wheels on level ground while the head works the slope. A rear roller holds cutting height steady over uneven terrain.

Finish Mowers

Finish mowers are designed for maintaining lawns, fields, parks, and other grassy areas where you want an even, well-manicured cut. Our finish mower models feature three heat-treated blades and a floating deck that follows ground contours. Our 3-point finish mower is rear-mounted, fits Cat 1 tractors from 18 to 30 HP, and comes in 48", 60", and 72" widths. The skid steer version mounts on the front, so you can cut tight against fence lines and building edges without backing in.

Brush Cutters

Brush cutters are built for clearing heavier brush and woody vegetation, including saplings. Skid steer brush cutters sit between a flail and a finish mower in terms of speed and muscle. Most models run 60" or 72" wide and take down saplings up to about 3" thick. Flow requirements vary by model, so check your machine's auxiliary hydraulic output before ordering.

Tow-Behind Mowers for ATVs and UTVs

Tow-behind mowers are a practical option for mowing trails, fields, overgrown lots, and other areas where a tractor or skid steer isn't practical. Our 48" tow-behind flail mower connects to a 2" ball receiver and carries its own 13.5 HP Briggs & Stratton engine. Three-position offset mowing shifts the deck past the vehicle's track, and an adjustable rear roller keeps the cut consistent over rough ground. See our full range of ATV and UTV mowers for other options.

Titan skid steer brush cutter attachment with orange deck cutting overgrown vegetation

Browse the mower attachments above to compare cutting widths and specifications.

You can also use our Attachment Finder to confirm compatibility, or check out our Will It Fit My Machine page for hitch and horsepower guidance. Not sure what you need? Call our team at 800-605-7595.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mower Attachments

It depends on the ground and what surrounds it. Rotary cutters clear heavy brush faster and handle wide open acreage well. They also throw debris and leave a coarser cut. Flail mowers work more slowly but produce a finer, mulched finish while keeping clippings contained. Properties with rocks or hidden debris also favor flails, since the swinging blades give rather than break on impact.

Wider decks cover ground faster but demand more power and more room to maneuver. A 48" to 58" mower attachment suits compact tractors and properties with trees, gates, or tight corners to work around. Widths of 72" and up make sense on open acreage with long straight passes. Also, confirm the attachment's overall width clears any gates it will need to pass through.

Grease the PTO shaft and gearbox according to the schedule listed in your manual. Check the blade or flail for wear before each use, since dull edges tear vegetation rather than cut it. After mowing, clear packed grass from the deck underside so moisture doesn't sit against the steel. Keep an eye on the rear roller and bearings, and replace blades, flails, and skid shoes as they wear down.