Trustworthy Equipment LLC is pleased to offer this Rowse Double 9 mower, a dependable pull-type hay mower built for efficient coverage, simple maintenance, and reliable field performance. Featuring dual 9-foot cutter bars for an impressive 18-foot total cutting width, this mower is designed to help operators cover acres quickly while maintaining the clean cutting performance Rowse equipment is known for.

Additionally, this machine has received several important updates and maintenance items that help separate it from many older sickle mowers currently on the market. Both New Holland sickle heads were rebuilt approximately two years ago, a newer gearbox has been installed, and one cutter bar is practically new. Because of these improvements, this mower offers strong value for producers wanting affordable wide-cut hay equipment without stepping into significantly higher-priced disc mower ownership.

Meanwhile, multiple wear components have already been addressed, including newer guards, hold-downs, and cutting sections with roughly one year of use. Two hydraulic hoses were also recently replaced, helping improve reliability in the field.

Most importantly, this Rowse Double 9 has been maintained, greased regularly, and kept operational until the owner transitioned to haybines—not because of equipment failure. As a result, this mower remains a practical option for hay producers, acreage operators, and custom hay businesses looking for dependable cutting capacity.

🌾 Performance & Cutting Capability

The Rowse Double 9 mower is widely respected for its simple mechanical design, excellent serviceability, and efficient field coverage. With dual cutter bars operating together, operators can dramatically reduce mowing time compared to single-bar systems while still benefiting from the low-maintenance advantages of traditional sickle technology.

Furthermore, the rebuilt New Holland sickle heads contribute to smoother operation and dependable cutting performance across grass hay, mixed forage, and lighter stem crops. The upgraded cutter bar also helps improve overall cutting consistency and field reliability.

Because sickle mowers require less horsepower than many disc mower setups, this machine can be operated efficiently behind a broad range of tractors, making it attractive for midsize farms and diversified operations.

🛠 Features & Benefits

• Dual 9-foot cutter bars
• Approximately 18-foot total cutting width
• Rebuilt New Holland sickle heads
• Recently installed gearbox
• One upgraded cutter bar in excellent condition
• New hydraulic hoses installed
• Newer guards, hold-downs, and cutting sections
• Pull-type configuration for easy transport
• Simple mechanical design for straightforward maintenance
• Fully greased and maintained

Additionally, the included grass flipper wing is present and simply needs reattachment or welding, giving buyers an inexpensive repair opportunity rather than a major issue.

🚜 Why This Rowse Double 9 Stands Out

Finding a clean Rowse Double 9 mower with recent maintenance and operational upgrades can be difficult, especially in today’s used hay equipment market. Many older sickle mowers require immediate attention before returning to the field. However, this machine has already received several meaningful service items that help reduce upfront ownership costs.

Moreover, operators familiar with Rowse equipment appreciate the availability of parts, simple driveline systems, and ease of field repairs. Because of this, these mowers continue to maintain popularity among producers wanting dependable hay equipment without the complexity of newer high-cost systems.

If you are looking for a Rowse Double 9 for sale, a reliable pull-type mower near me, or a field-ready hay mower in North Dakota, this machine deserves serious consideration.

🌱 Ideal Applications

This Rowse mower works well for:

• Hay producers needing wider mowing coverage
• Operators upgrading from smaller sickle mowers
• Farms maintaining traditional hay systems
• Acreage owners producing grass hay
• Custom hay operations seeking affordable productivity
• Producers wanting lower-horsepower mowing solutions