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Bush Hog

Rotary cutters, finish mowers and tractor attachments, built since 1951.

Overview

Bush Hog has built rotary cutters, finishing mowers, landscape tools and tractor-mounted implements in Selma, Alabama, since 1951, when its first five-foot rotary cutter, the Model 12, introduced the three-point lift, stump jumper and swinging blades that fold back on impact. The company is part of Alamo Group.

The current line includes single-spindle and multi-spindle rotary cutters, heavy-duty flex-wing cutters such as the 4110 and 4115, finish mowers and a range of implements for roadside, right-of-way and grounds work. Bush Hog sells through a dealer network across North America, with its own sales team, customer service group and technicians behind them, and offers financing through Wells Fargo and Sheffield Financial.


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