THE TRADEOFFS, EXPLAINED

Farmry LFP47 vs Farmer-Helper FH-EFGC155 hammer: a 47-inch Y-blade flail or a 60-inch hammer flail at 25 hp

LFP47 and FH-EFGC155 share a 25-hp starting point and differ in what the number means. Farmry rates LFP47 at 25–45 HP without saying engine or PTO; Betstco’s page rates FH-EFGC155 at 25–65 PTO hp while its manual switches to engine hp for hydrostatic tractors. FH-EFGC155 is 12.8 inches wider and carries hammers; LFP47 carries Y-blades.

By Acreage Equipment · Reviewed November 8, 2026 · Specification research, not a field test

Farmry LFP47 flail mower

Farmry

LFP47

25–45 hp · basis unclear · 47.2″ Cutting width, inches

$2,199 checked November 7, 2026

Check current price at Farmry
Farmer-Helper FH-EFGC155 · Hammer blades flail mower

Farmer-Helper

FH-EFGC155 · Hammer blades

25–65 PTO hp on current page; linked-manual basis/limit conflicts · 60″ Cutting width, inches

$2,408 checked November 7, 2026

Check current price at Farmer-Helper

START WITH THE DECISION

Consider LFP47 for lighter grass mowing and a documented weightShortlist LFP47 when the work is mostly grass, a 47-inch cut suits the gates and paths, and Farmry confirms its 25–45 HP range applies to your tractor’s engine or PTO figure.

Consider FH-EFGC155 for wider brush mowingShortlist FH-EFGC155 when hammers suit the material, the 60-inch cut covers the tractor’s track, and Betstco confirms in writing which power rule, belt count and driveline series apply to the delivered mower.

Read the evidence behind the choice ↓

Observed U.S. seller prices, checked November 7, 2026, from the retained product records. Prices were not refreshed for this comparison. Tax, shipping, options and the final seller quote may change the delivered total; these are dated observations, not a live price or stock feed. Open your saved comparison →

The differences that matter.

01

Three ways to read 25 hp

LFP47’s page and manual give a 25–45 HP tractor power range without naming engine or PTO, beside a separate 30 HP gearbox rating. FH-EFGC155’s page lists 25–65 PTO hp; its manual footnote makes the minimum PTO hp on gear tractors and engine hp on hydro tractors, and p16 gives an 80 PTO hp ceiling. Additional information mentions a 65 HP gearbox for tractors up to 50 HP.

A tractor with 27.7 PTO and 38.7 engine hp is inside both on every reading. A larger tractor may not be: 48 engine hp exceeds LFP47’s 45 if Farmry means engine power. Get each maker’s rule in writing for your tractor.

02

47.2 inches against 60 inches of cut

LFP47’s manual lists 120 cm (47.2 in.) cutting width. FH-EFGC155 lists 60 inches cutting and 67 inches overall.

FH-EFGC155 covers about 27 percent more width per pass but needs more gate and storage room. Check either against the tractor’s actual rear track; on a tractor about 62 inches wide, the 47-inch cut will not span the wheels.

03

Y-blades for grass, hammers for brush

LFP47 is specified with 32 Y-blades, with hammers described only as a future option. FH-EFGC155’s description, table and manual list 24 installed hammers, with 48 Y-blades optional. Betstco’s page also states up to 3-inch wooded material without conditions.

Choose by the material: LFP47 for grass and light weeds, FH-EFGC155 for brushier growth. Treat the 3-inch claim as marketing until Betstco gives conditions for it.

04

About 260–280 lb apart on the published weights

LFP47 lists 464 lb including the PTO shaft (manual 210 kg). FH-EFGC155 lists 741 lb on its page and 720 lb in its manual, with shaft and oil inclusion unstated.

LFP47 has the better-defined weight. Both are under a 1,720-lb lift rating at 24 inches, but ask Betstco for the complete operating weight before planning ballast.

05

$209 apart on the dated observations

LFP47 was observed at $2,199 and FH-EFGC155 at $2,408 on November 7, 2026. FH-EFGC155’s optional hydraulic-offset kit is a separate purchase.

The price gap is small next to the differences in width and blade type. Compare delivered quotes with the same shaft, spares and liftgate service.

A CONDITIONAL SHORTLIST

Which direction makes sense?

Consider LFP47 for lighter grass mowing and a documented weight

Shortlist LFP47 when the work is mostly grass, a 47-inch cut suits the gates and paths, and Farmry confirms its 25–45 HP range applies to your tractor’s engine or PTO figure.

Check current price at FarmryPrepare questions for the seller

Consider FH-EFGC155 for wider brush mowing

Shortlist FH-EFGC155 when hammers suit the material, the 60-inch cut covers the tractor’s track, and Betstco confirms in writing which power rule, belt count and driveline series apply to the delivered mower.

Check current price at Farmer-HelperPrepare questions for the seller

Keep these source limits with the decision.

FH-EFGC155’s page lists 25–65 PTO hp; its Revision 12-12-17 manual uses engine hp for hydro tractors and an 80 PTO hp ceiling; Additional information says a 65 HP gearbox allows tractors up to 50 HP. Belt count (3 vs 2) and driveline series (5 vs 4) also differ between the table and Additional information.

LFP47’s manual recommends SAE 85W-90 API GL-5 gear oil; its page says SAE90 EP.

This comparison reuses the manufacturer evidence retained in the product records reviewed November 7, 2026; product pages were not re-fetched on November 8. LFP47 uses the current product page and the Rev 1.3 manual; FH-EFGC155 uses the current product page and the Revision 12-12-17 manual linked under a 2025 path.

FOLLOW THE NUMBERS

Sources & documentation

Research record reviewed November 8, 2026. Confirm the current manual and the exact revision supplied with your machine.

  1. Farmry LFP47 official product pageSpecifications > Tractor Power Range and Gearbox HP; Weight (includes PTO shaft); future hammer rotor; price
  2. Farmry LFP operator manual, Rev 1.3Printed pp17–18 / PDF pp18–19: working width, tractor power range and gearbox rating, Y-blade quantity, weight
  3. Farmer-Helper FH-EFGC155 · Hammer blades official product pageDetails > HP Requirements at PTO; Cutting Width; Weight / Crated Weight; Blade Type; Additional information; price
  4. EFGC standard manual, Revision 12-12-17; current /2025/05/ linkPrinted/PDF pp16,23: tractor requirements, minimum-power footnote (PTO hp on gear tractors, engine hp on hydro), 80 PTO hp ceiling, weights, installed hammers
  5. Official EFGC series: fixed models and separate hydraulic-offset kits
  6. Official Betstco manual index