Skid Steer Standard Duty Brush Cutter

A right-angled drive (gearbox) brush cutter is the “sprinter” of the clearing world. It is ideally used for maintaining and manicuring large areas of lighter material where speed and a clean finish are more important than raw crushing power.

The ideal use cases include:

• Tall Grass & Overgrown Fields: Because these units use gearboxes to increase blade speed, they excel at “mowing” through thick grass and weeds without leaving ragged edges.
• Light Brush Maintenance: They are perfect for clearing small saplings and woody stalks up to 3 inches in diameter.
• High-Aesthetic Jobs: Use this when you want the area to look “finished” rather than just “destroyed,” as the higher tip speeds provide a much cleaner cut than high-torque direct drives.
• To keep a right-angled drive (gearbox) system from breaking, you generally want to avoid “brute force” clearing. Because it relies on gears and a vertical shaft, it is more susceptible to mechanical shock than a direct-drive motor.
• While a right-angled drive (gearbox) brush cutter is durable, it is not the best tool for cutting trees “all day long.” While it can handle small trees, using it for continuous, heavy timber work can lead to premature failure.

• Right Angle Drive, 160cc hydraulic motor
• 2 Heat Treated Boron Steel Blades
• Spindle Guard
• Standard Flow Only
• 14-25 gpm
• 3″ cutting capacity
• Minimum cut height 3″
• 1/4″ steel deck
• 3″ Round tubing to push trees and brush over
• 60″ MCO30SBC60
• 66″ MCO30SBC66
• 72″ MCO30SBC72