Two Cuts per Pass

As the rotating rotor mass throws the slasher blades at small diameter trees, the blade slices small sections away as the Rotary brush cutter advances forward. The curved cutting tips of the slasher blades give the Rotary brush cutter two cuts per pass of each blade. The leading tip takes a small bite and is immediately followed by the second tip taking another bite at 26–52 slashes per second with devastating results. Available in either 2 or 4 blade configurations the Rotary brush cutter’s reversible/replaceable blades are made of long lasting 1/4" AR 400 steel.

Gear Box

Standard on all Rotary Brush Cutter models is a relief valve. Set at 3,000 psi, this valve disengages the driveline if the hydraulic system pressure is too great, thereby protecting both the skidsteer and the Rotary brush cutter.

The Rotary brush cutter uses a bevel gearbox capable of handling up to 90HP for final drive output. More durable than conventional direct drive setups, these gearboxes prevent shocks from cutting being passed to the drive motor.

Hose Armour

Standard on all Rotary Brush Cutter models is Hose Armour. This is a tough wrap which coils around the hoses and protects them from the harsh environment of brush cutting. The armour helps to prevent any punctures from fallen brush or trees.

Blade Mount

To secure slasher blades to the blade assembly, Baumalight uses Gr. 8 bolts capped off with castle nuts and cotter pins. The blade mount uses a fully welded collar to drop the blade; this spacing helps to reduce the blade from binding while in operation.

A heavy duty chain curtain reduces discharge of debris. Unlike traditional chain curtains Baumalight’s Rotary Brush Cutter utilizes a curtain rod setup that is free of welds. This setup allows the chain to absorb the impacts and places less strain on the welded link for longer curtain life.