242 Rhino Rotary Cutter – Field Mower
$1,900.00
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About this product...
Rhino 242 Rotary Cutter – Durable & Reliable Brush Mower
The Rhino 242 is a 4-foot rotary cutter built for light to medium-duty brush clearing, pasture maintenance, and field mowing. Designed for tractors with 15-50 HP, it features a reinforced deck, stump jumper, and heat-treated blades for long-lasting performance. Whether you’re cutting thick grass, small saplings, or maintaining trails, the Rhino 242 delivers efficient and dependable mowing.
Rhino 242 vs. Bush Hog
Build Quality & Durability
- Rhino 242: Known for heavy-duty construction, making it a solid choice for tough brush clearing and field mowing.
- Bush Hog: Also built tough, with some models being more commercial-grade and reinforced for heavy use.
Cutting Performance
- Rhino 242: Designed for light-to-medium brush clearing and pasture maintenance. Handles small trees, saplings, and thick weeds well.
- Bush Hog: Comes in a wide range of models; some are better suited for more extreme brush clearing, including heavier saplings and thick, overgrown land.
Price & Value
- Rhino 242: Typically more affordable than comparable Bush Hog models, but still offers great durability.
- Bush Hog: Often priced higher, especially for their premium and heavy-duty models, but they hold value well.
Maintenance & Parts Availability
- Rhino 242: Rhino Ag parts are widely available, though maybe not as universal as Bush Hog’s.
- Bush Hog: Parts and accessories are easier to find since Bush Hog is a more recognized brand.
Cut Width & Power
- Rhino 242: Comes in a 4-foot cutting width, ideal for small to mid-sized tractors (15-50 HP).
- Bush Hog: Offers a variety of sizes, from light-duty 4-foot models to extra-wide industrial cutters.
Which One is Better?
✔ Choose the Rhino 242 if you want a solid, affordable, and durable rotary cutter for pasture maintenance, light brush clearing, and field mowing.
✔ Choose a Bush Hog if you need a heavier-duty cutter for extreme brush, thick saplings, or commercial work.
Both are great brands—it really comes down to how rough your land is and what kind of cutting power you need. What type of land are you working with?