Brush Cutters for Skid Steers — Fast Clearing Solutions
Brush cutters made for skid steers and excavators combine balanced blades and reinforced decks to clear heavy vegetation, saplings or underbrush with ease. Open-front models handle thick growth while closed-front designs provide a clean finish cut for site preparation or landscaping. Available in both standard-flow and high-flow hydraulic versions, these attachments boost productivity and versatility for skid-steer brush cutters. Ideal where fast clearing, reliability and minimal servicing are essential for efficient land-management.
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Brush Cutters — Standard-Flow, High-Flow & Excavator-Grade Power
From tall grass to saplings, make acreage disappear. Choose standard-flow for grounds and pasture maintenance, or high-flow/forestry for aggressive clearing and saplings. Open-front for bite and fast recovery; closed-deck for smoother finish. Precision-balanced carriers and Parker-grade hydraulics mean smooth spin-up, less vibration, more acres per hour.
Spec Highlights
- Balanced blade carriers • replaceable blades • reinforced decks
- Standard & high-flow options • check GPM for best match
- Excavator cutters for banks, ditches, and reach-in jobs
Use-Case Wins
- Pastures, ROW, trail cutting • field reclamation
- Municipal & utility vegetation control
- Storm prep & cleanup • land management
Pro Tip: Verify GPM & PSI. Undersupplying flow overheats oil and under-cuts; overspeeding risks drivetrain wear. We’ll match the right motor to your spec.
FAQs
Do I need high-flow or will standard-flow work?
Match to your machine GPM and material. Standard-flow is ideal for grass/brush. High-flow adds torque and blade tip speed for saplings and woody stems.
Open-front vs closed-front deck?
Open-front bites into brush for fast clearing; closed-front controls discharge and leaves a cleaner finish.
Max cutting diameter?
Varies by model, blade mass, and flow—typical ranges 2–6". Ask us your scenario; we’ll point you to the right head.
Will these cutters fit my brand?
Yes—universal QA for skid steers/CTLs; excavator heads use pin-on/coupler options.
How do I keep vibration down?
Keep blades matched and sharp, clear wrapped wire/fence, and service bearings per schedule.
Do you stock replacement blades and hardware?
Yes—factory-spec blades, bolts, and carrier hardware are in stock or quick-ship.