1997 Case brush cutter options?

[rwomack]

I need a small one that has a 42-48” cut. Anyone have some suggestions? Can’t seem to find any out there.

 

[mrbb]

first off I am no expert know it all

BUT I don't think anyone makes a brush cutter that small for a skid steer, due to, most all skid steers are wider than 44-48 inches, and you would then be driving/running over all sorts of things with your tires
NOT knowing what model you have your or flow rates on your hydraulics

even recommending any brush cutter is rather impossible

as you have to match the flow rate to a cutter


BUT if your dead set on getting a SMALL brush cutter for a fll sized skid steer

I would say your only option or possible one, might be getting an adapter/conversion from full sized skid steer quick attach, and convert to a MINI skid steer,
and then look at brush cutters designed for mini skid steers

BUT heads up, most are not built to work on a full sized skid steer, in that, a modern full sized skid steer has way more power and can damage a mini skid steer implement due to having more power and weight in motion!


NOW< if you wanted other options, you can always get a walk behind brush cutter(like a DR make model)
ior one you can tow behind a lawn mower, or-if you add a hitch to your skid steer, use that to tow it?
they would have there own engine to power them


and in case you do find one for a skid steer, make sure you use a GOOD door on your machine, brush hogs and such throw a lot of debris in ALL directions, and why dedicated skid steers have heavy duty safety doors and side glass protection on them

 

[rwomack]

Man thanks so much. That’s so helpful. You are an expert!

 

[foton]

yup you need to know what the aux. output is of your machine is GPM wise first and go from there. And I to would suggest unless you like eating what you are cutting you have a cab machine and use carefull placement of the angle of the cutter by keeping the nose up slightly, you do not want it tilted back as that will throw things at you.