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.
- Source: Specifications > Tractor Power Range and Gearbox HP; Weight (includes PTO shaft); future hammer rotor; price ↗
- Source: Printed pp17–18 / PDF pp18–19: working width, tractor power range and gearbox rating, Y-blade quantity, weight ↗
- Source: Details > HP Requirements at PTO; Cutting Width; Weight / Crated Weight; Blade Type; Additional information; price ↗
- Source: Printed/PDF pp16,23: tractor requirements, minimum-power footnote (PTO hp on gear tractors, engine hp on hydro), 80 PTO hp ceiling, weights, installed hammers ↗
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.
- Source: Specifications > Tractor Power Range and Gearbox HP; Weight (includes PTO shaft); future hammer rotor; price ↗
- Source: Printed pp17–18 / PDF pp18–19: working width, tractor power range and gearbox rating, Y-blade quantity, weight ↗
- Source: Details > HP Requirements at PTO; Cutting Width; Weight / Crated Weight; Blade Type; Additional information; price ↗
- Source: Printed/PDF pp16,23: tractor requirements, minimum-power footnote (PTO hp on gear tractors, engine hp on hydro), 80 PTO hp ceiling, weights, installed hammers ↗
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.
- Source: Specifications > Tractor Power Range and Gearbox HP; Weight (includes PTO shaft); future hammer rotor; price ↗
- Source: Printed pp17–18 / PDF pp18–19: working width, tractor power range and gearbox rating, Y-blade quantity, weight ↗
- Source: Details > HP Requirements at PTO; Cutting Width; Weight / Crated Weight; Blade Type; Additional information; price ↗
- Source: Printed/PDF pp16,23: tractor requirements, minimum-power footnote (PTO hp on gear tractors, engine hp on hydro), 80 PTO hp ceiling, weights, installed hammers ↗
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.

