Choosing the Right Mower for the Work You've Got
Picking the right skid steer mower isn’t just about size—it’s about purpose. Titan offers a few heavy-hitters, each one for a specific type of job, from manicured lawns to full-on land clearing. Here's what to look for.
For Thick Overgrowth: Flail Mowers
If your land looks more like a battlefield than a backyard, you’re in flail mower territory. These skid steer mower attachments chew through dense brush, saplings, and the kind of undergrowth that regular blades just can’t handle.
Titan’s flail mowers are hydraulic-powered and fitted with heavy-duty hammer blades that make quick work of thick vegetation without clogging or choking. They’re great for uneven ground, ditches, fence lines—anywhere you need raw cutting power over finesse.
For Clearing Brush with Speed: Brush Cutters
Brush cutters are your middle-ground mowers—quicker than a flail, meaner than a finish mower. When you’ve got acres to cover and a mix of grasses, saplings, and thickets to tame, a skid steer brush cutter brings the right kind of power to the job.
Our models don’t shy away from rough terrain. They’re built to punch through scrub, slash through stubborn stalks, and keep moving. If you’re managing a lot of land and need speed without sacrificing muscle, this is the tool that’ll make your hours count.
For Clean, Even Cuts: Finish Mowers
When the brush is gone and you’re down to grass duty, nothing beats a finish mower. These are for the tidy passes—pastures, fields, and open lawns where appearance matters. Titan’s finish mowers are wide-decked, smooth-operating machines that follow the contours of the land, delivering even, professional-grade cuts without scalping the soil. It’s the mower you break out when you’re keeping things maintained, not clearing chaos.