Another brush cutter

[J_J]

Check out this heavy duty brush cutter/saw.

 

[woodlandfarms]

Check out this heavy duty brush cutter/saw.

You have a link to the manufacturer?

 

[ponytug]

Gotta love the name. Tree Terminator.

All the best,
Ponytug

You have a link to the manufacturer?

 

[J_J]

Another stump grinder. This one throws the chips to the side. I like this unit.

Stump Grinder Attachment - Bobcat Company

 

[Rivco]

Check out this heavy duty brush cutter/saw.

WOW!!!, I'd like to see their disclaimer for personal injury, death, or liability.

 

[J_J]

You have a link to the manufacturer?

No I don't. It is just one of those pictures that I picked off the Internet. It dosen't seem that it would be hard to make. A circular piece of 3/4 steel with 6 bush hog blades, and a bush hog gearbox driven by a large hydraulic motor.

I once owned a walk behind that had a flip up front to cut thick stuff before it got bent over by the frame of the mower. The flip up part blocked and debris coming back toward me. I might even still have it, rusting away in the back 40.

 

[DHS]

I Posted in wrong thread and then moved it. I could not delete this message. It said I had to type some thing when I modified it.

J.J. My posting was in error and my explanation was clear to me but confusing to others. Sorry.

Dale

 

[J_J]

Posted in wrong thread.

What ever do you mean, It all has to do with brush cutting.

 

[ponytug]

J.J. It's in my post above.
Grace Manufacturing, 11200 Turkey Ridge Dr. Plato, MO. 65552 Phone 417 458 4350 Fax 417 458 3243.
It has a retracting safety cover, analogous to a radial saw guard.
I attached another photo below. Notice the roll cage/debris guard.
All the best,
Peter

No I don't. It is just one of those pictures that I picked off the Internet. It dosen't seem that it would be hard to make. A circular piece of 3/4 steel with 6 bush hog blades, and a bush hog gearbox driven by a large hydraulic motor.

I once owned a walk behind that had a flip up front to cut thick stuff before it got bent over by the frame of the mower. The flip up part blocked and debris coming back toward me. I might even still have it, rusting away in the back 40.

 

[J_J]

J.J. It's in my post above.
Grace Manufacturing, 11200 Turkey Ridge Dr. Plato, MO. 65552 Phone 417 458 4350 Fax 417 458 3243.
It has a retracting safety cover, analogous to a radial saw guard.
I attached another photo below. Notice the roll cage/debris guard.
All the best,
Peter

Thanks for posting the website. I could not remember where I got it from.

It really dose look bad, but it is to big for our PT's, unless someone built a smaller version.