The differences that matter.
01
25–45 hp against 30–60 HP
LFP47: 25–45 hp. TFM60: 30–60 HP, with a 50-PTO-hp maximum in its manual.
Small tractors fit LFP47; tractors at 45–50 PTO hp fit TFM60.
- Source: Product page: 25–45 HP tractor power (basis not stated), 32 Y-blades, no hydraulic ram, weight including PTO shaft, price ↗
- Source: Product page: 30–60 HP table, 60-in. cut, 650 lb operation weight, price ↗
- Source: Manual v.2022.11.29: p6 tractor must not exceed 50 PTO HP; 270 kg; 1,550 mm cutting width; handle-operated lateral hitch adjustment ↗
02
47.2-inch against 60-inch
LFP47 cuts 47.2 inches; TFM60 60 inches (1,550 mm in the manual).
TFM60 covers most compact tractor tracks in one pass.
- Source: Rev 1.3 printed pp17–20: 120 cm / 47.2-in. cutting width, 210 kg weight ↗
- Source: Product page: 30–60 HP table, 60-in. cut, 650 lb operation weight, price ↗
- Source: Manual v.2022.11.29: p6 tractor must not exceed 50 PTO HP; 270 kg; 1,550 mm cutting width; handle-operated lateral hitch adjustment ↗
03
464 lb against 650 lb
Farmry lists 464 lb with the shaft. TMG lists 650 lb operation weight (about 595 in the manual).
LFP47 suits sub-compact lift ratings.
- Source: Product page: 25–45 HP tractor power (basis not stated), 32 Y-blades, no hydraulic ram, weight including PTO shaft, price ↗
- Source: Product page: 30–60 HP table, 60-in. cut, 650 lb operation weight, price ↗
- Source: Manual v.2022.11.29: p6 tractor must not exceed 50 PTO HP; 270 kg; 1,550 mm cutting width; handle-operated lateral hitch adjustment ↗
04
Y-blades
LFP47 carries 32 Y-blades. TMG describes TFM60 as a heavier fixed flail.
Ask TMG for TFM60’s blade type and count.

