Clear vegetation, cut timber and maintain working sites. Open a product to review its design, applications and installation requirements.
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A hydraulic drum attachment for reducing brush, woody debris and fallen vegetation into smaller material. Fixed cutters work around a horizontal rotor; model selection depends on the excavator and its continuous hydraulic supply.
A hydraulic tree shear for cutting bamboo, saplings and hedges. Its cutting and gripping mechanism mounts on an excavator for controlled vegetation removal.
A compact hydraulic attachment with a vertical cutting disc for grinding tree stumps below the surface. The narrow disc arrangement suits confined access and smaller excavators.
An excavator-mounted cutting deck with a hydraulic rotary blade assembly for brush, saplings and suitable woody vegetation. Standard-flow and high-flow versions are selected for the carrier’s auxiliary circuit.
A hydraulic rotary brush for sweeping roads, work sites and industrial surfaces. The brush moves loose debris; an angled head directs the swept material to one side.
An open-tine excavator attachment for gathering roots, brush, rocks and site debris. Soil and smaller loose material can pass between the tines while larger material is gathered.
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Material diameter, density, ground conditions and obstructions.
Use the correct shear, rotor, tooth or brush arrangement.
Confirm the mounting interface for every tool. For powered tools, also check hydraulic flow, pressure and any motor drain requirements; a fixed clearing rake itself needs no auxiliary circuit.
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