IF YOU WAIT UNTIL GARDENING SEASON TO ORDER EQUIPMENT, YOU WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY **NOT** GET IT FOR THAT GARDENING SEASON.īeginning in late 2017, the BCS factory started a new “paint scheme” for their tractors and implements: The THE MAIN TAKEAWAY IS: BE PREPARED TO WAIT 3 TO 6 MONTHS TO GET EQUIPMENT. ORDERS ARE SHIPPED ON A FIRST-FULLY-PAID, FIRST-SHIPPED BASIS.
We appreciate your business and your patience, and we’re working as hard as we can to get orders out as fast as possible, WITHOUT cutting corners on the proper equipment setup, prep & checkout that we are famous for. However, wait times for equipment are GREATLY increased due to the slowdowns in manufacturing and shipping! There is nothing WE can do about this.we currently have over TWO MILLION DOLLARS worth of goods on order from our suppliers, and we can do nothing but wait. This higher demand, coupled with the fact that most our equipment manufacturers "used up" the reserves they had of goods & raw materials LAST year (PLUS had to deal with mandatory shutdowns due to Covid) means that the supply chain for most of the goods we offer has suffered greatly.increased demand + reduced supply is a BAD combination!! While some companies take advantage of a situation like this with "price gouging", we will still continue to offer the same discounted prices on equipment as we always have. This reduces required maintenance because the owner won't have to manually adjust the clamps as they wear over time, being careful not to over-tighten them.Due to the COVID-19 (Corona virus) global pandemic for the past 2 years, we are experiencing a MUCH higher demand for small farming/gardening equipment than usual. Instead of static clamps as on the single-action version, moving arms with spring-loaded down pressure maintain optimal contact between the knives and the ledger plates. Self-adjusting tensioners are a key feature of all Dual Action Sickle Bar Mowers. It can also be used for forage harvesting, most notably hay. This version also includes heavier-duty self-adjusting tensioners.īoth versions of the Dual Action Sickle Bar are much wider than the wheelbase, so you can easily trim along slopes, ponds, under fences, and other low-clearance places you wouldn’t dare take a traditional mower. The version without fingers is better suited to use in woody material such as saplings, because the version with fingers can be prone to breakage. Compared to the standard sickle bar, it reduces vibration and enables mowing in faster speeds. The version with fingers is formerly known as "duplex", and has been available for many years.
Both feature riveted guards on the lower teeth to allow for no clogging of mowed materials, and have spring-loaded blade tensioners for decreased vacillation. The dual-action reduces vibration for the operator and increases efficiency in mowing applications.īCS offers two versions of the Dual Action Sickle Bar: Dual Action WITH Fingers and WITHOUT Fingers. This unique and fast sickle bar attachment mows using two moving blades, each moving in equal and opposite directions. The BCS Dual Action Sickle Bar Mowers step it up a notch from its single-blade predecessor.
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