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    About Excavator Mulchers

    Crawler excavators with mulcher heads have a number of advantages over other mulcher types, not the least of which is that they can exchange their heads for buckets and various other attachments to take on other roles.

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    Serial NumberHDK10603
    Location: Moncks Corner, South Carolina, USA
    Seller: W & W TRUCK & TRACTOR INC

    About Excavator Mulchers


    Hyundai HX300AL Excavator Mulcher

    As with skid-steer, track, and wheel mulchers, excavator mulchers are a type of mulcher used in forestry, land clearing, land reclamation, commercial and residential construction, oil and gas pipeline projects, wildlife restoration, conservation, and other applications across numerous industries. Mulchers greatly reduce the manpower and time otherwise required to clear underbrush, trees, and other vegetation, a job that historically has involved several people operating a combination of feller bunchers, skidders, forwarders, and other equipment to cut, arrange, and then remove the material from a jobsite. Conversely, mulchers return the trees, stumps, and vegetation they shred back to the ecosystem for decomposition.

    Distinctions & Advantages

    While other mulchers types generally feature a front-mounted mulcher head incorporating a wide horizontal shaft that moves along at or near ground level, excavator mulchers typically use a narrower mulcher attachment, or head, mounted to the excavator’s boom. Similar to a rotary chipping drum, the head uses either fixed teeth or swinging hammers to break down material. These machines’ use of a long, extendable boom means they can reach some vegetation more easily, and can mulch standing trees from the top down. They may, however, be more limited in the size of tree they can mulch.

    Beyond Mulching

    Unlike front-mounted mulchers, Excavator mulchers are well-suited for work on steeper grades, and with their swinging boom, they’re often a better option than heavier, dedicated mulchers where disrupting soil is a concern. Flexibility is another chief benefit of an excavator mulcher, as it’s relatively easy for an operator to exchange the mulching head for a bucket or other attachment, thereby equipping the excavator to do a variety of other types of jobs.

    Find The Right Mulcher

    There are excavator mulchers for sale on ForestryTrader.ca from a variety of leading brands, including Caterpillar, Deere, Hyundai, Kobelco, SANY, and others.