Description
The Rhino DB150 boom mower reaches ditches, pond banks, and levees that standard mowers can’t touch. Its hydraulic boom extends 158 inches from the tractor’s centerline, so operators clear steep banks without leaving the seat. Because the system runs on hydraulics instead of belts and chains, maintenance stays minimal even under heavy use. The 60-inch cutting head pairs with updraft blades for a clean, consistent cut. In addition, the head swings through 175 degrees of arc, covering slopes most tractors can’t reach. That range also handles overhead trimming along fence lines and tree limbs. Operators count on the Rhino DB150 boom mower for tough right-of-way work.
A stationary 60-gallon oil reservoir doubles as a mainframe counterweight, so it never swings into traffic during operation. The reservoir also keeps hydraulic fluid cooler, which extends pump and motor life. Meanwhile, a CAT 4 driveline delivers power through a fully shielded connection for safer operation. The heavy-duty boom arm uses a specialized steel alloy that resists bending under constant load. Similarly, the frame-mounted hydraulic motor keeps weight off the deck, cutting downtime and repair costs. For transport, the DB150 retracts to a width of 119 inches, so it clears narrow gates with ease. Overall, the Rhino DB150 boom mower gives crews a durable, low-maintenance mowing solution.
| Condition | New |
| Model | DB150 |
