It works impressively well. Will have to see about the longevity of it since it was only 2k. I’m going to mod it so it has a door that can open on the front to mulch tall trees and vines easier. The tree I’m holding is what we call an ironwood and is a pretty tough wood.
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Better than an Excavator fail!
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need a few seconds video
For sure.
Yeah I need a tripod or something. It’s pretty cool starting at the top of the little tree and ending up with nothing but mulch.
I hate that I can’t jump turn with it on though. Been so long since I turned without I forgot how much damage the tracks do.
Nice mini and flail. Does that mower need a third line I think it's called a drain line? If so where or how did you plumb it in? Great price, new or used? Cripes have prices for even a small rotary cutter for a mini x skyrocketed.
tacticalturnip
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That looks fun!
This was all the info it came with lol. Was slightly less than 2k delivered from a place called tool lots.
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Nice setup. 
Messed around for a few minutes this morning.
I always forget to take before pictures, but this is right next to it so it looked very similar just use some imagination.
Technically the trees could be pulled faster but they can’t be pulled, removed from area and ground restored faster.
I always forget to take before pictures, but this is right next to it so it looked very similar just use some imagination.
Technically the trees could be pulled faster but they can’t be pulled, removed from area and ground restored faster.
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What the hell is a muchir?
Nice, some flails can shred up 4" diameter trees Ive read. When I owned my SS I cleared a few acres of overgrown Xmas trees, chipped them in a 3pt chipper used a stump bucket to clear stumps and eventually burned those. Stopped clearing after folks started buying them and cutting off the tops for Xmas trees. I'm now left with stumps and large tree sections to clean up. Anyways in retrospect Instead of buying a large framed skid steer, and 3pt chipper should have just bought a mini x with a mulcher or flail. I know dig out the stumps with my JD 26G mini which it excells at, chip or burn leftovers above the stump. Best thing it does minimal collateral damage to other trees. Almost bought a mulcher or flail after I sold all my SS attachments so I'm still kind of interested in reading how others use and like them.
Yes I had to add a case drain. Dealer wanted a couple thousand for it. To add one to a TB260 this is what you need. The port is already in the tank you add a bspp 90* fitting to whatever hose fitting you want. 18ft hose fitting double male nipple fitting 3ft hose to quick connect. Cost me 400ish usd.
Yeah.
Thanks!Nice setup.
Got some done before this cover almost fell off beforeI spotted it.
Rustyiron
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Can I jump in with my disc mulcher?
Nice!
XSKIER
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@Rustyiron .that machine looks like a 312C. Got many hours on it? How's the operating expenses been? Is it preemissions?
Flail update.
It is a beast when run at full flow of 28gpm at the recommended max of 16gpm it is ok. At 16 it is still great on Greenbriar’s, blackberries, reeds, tall grass and stuff. At 16 it does ok at 2 to 3” diameter trees but if it doesn’t feed perfect it will jam up.
At 26gpm you can cut a 2 or 3” and the flail will catch it l, suck it in and before you can blink the thing is gone and shredded. Pretty crazy. I havent had time to dig in and see if the 16gpm is limited because that all the motor can take or because the other parts won’t hold together.
If you are not worried about ground damage and have somewhere to pile them pulling trees roots and all is still faster but more damaging.
It is a beast when run at full flow of 28gpm at the recommended max of 16gpm it is ok. At 16 it is still great on Greenbriar’s, blackberries, reeds, tall grass and stuff. At 16 it does ok at 2 to 3” diameter trees but if it doesn’t feed perfect it will jam up.
At 26gpm you can cut a 2 or 3” and the flail will catch it l, suck it in and before you can blink the thing is gone and shredded. Pretty crazy. I havent had time to dig in and see if the 16gpm is limited because that all the motor can take or because the other parts won’t hold together.
If you are not worried about ground damage and have somewhere to pile them pulling trees roots and all is still faster but more damaging.
Rustyiron
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It's a Liu Gong, 915 (36,000#) and I bought it at 600 hours. Full boat emissions on the Cummins engine. It'll drink through the fuel at full throttle running the mulcher.
Check out the wood shrapnel stuck in the trees!
I could use more flow to the disc mulcher (who couldn't) and to not jamb up the disc I need to take off the (tree) top and the disc is close to vertical. This puts a fountain of wood debris just about straight up into the sky. The disc is like 1500# a once it looses momentum (too big of a bight) it will jamb up.
There's definitely a learning curve to get the most out of it.
Bob Rooks
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I love my Lipa. It's a beast on those tough holly bushes.
