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Not inexpensive if you want to buy one.  Most need a 3-point hitch with a PTO.  The lowest cost self-powered (they have their own engine) I found was $2000+++ depending upon engine size and cutting width and whether you want a rough cut or finish cut.  At those prices, you can buy a riding mower.  If you have the welding skills, there are a few YT videos where those in the same situation built their own tow behind mower for about $800 incl engine.  Not many available on my local Craigslist.

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