Forestry Mulcher | Avant Mini Loader

The Avant Forestry Mulcher is an efficient vegetation management attachment for clearing bushes, brush and it can also cut and crush small trees and grind small tree stumps that are above ground.

Featuring a direct hydraulic drive the hydraulic motor is mounted on the rotor which is equipped with crushing and mulching carbide teeth.

The front of the rotor features a hydraulically operated hood. When the hood is open it is possible to cut down standing trees and brush. This allows the vegetation to enter the rotor more efficiently and not bending under the mulcher before it is cut. When the hood is closed it prevents material from ejecting and improves mulching.

The mulcher is equipped with a horizontal push bar in the front. The push bar guides the vegetation that is being cut, and can be used for moving and turning fallen trees and branches if needed. Support skid shoes and adjustable counterblades in the rear and
front are standard. Knife type cutting blades are available as an option, as well as a hydraulic oil cooler for very demanding conditions. Operation of the hydraulic oil cooler requires the optional Opticontrol® on the loader.

An enclosed cab (GT, DLX or LX) is mandatory on the loader when working with the Forestry Mulcher attachment, due to the risk of material ejecting from the mulcher.

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  Efficient attachment for clearing bush, brush and smaller trees
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  Can cut and crush small trees and grind above-ground small tree stumps
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  Direct hydraulic drive, rotor equipped with durable carbide teeth
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  Hydraulic front hood, horizontal push bar and support skids as standard
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  Knife type cutting blades and hydraulic oil cooler available as an option
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  Requires an enclosed cab on the loader

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Requires the optional Opticontrol® on the
loader.

Options:
Hydraulic oil cooler, A458046
Knife type cutting blade, A450266

SAFETY INFORMATION

An enclosed cab (GT, DLX or LX) is mandatory on the loader when working with the Forestry Mulcher attachment, due to the risk of material ejecting from the mulcher.