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F OR E S T RY CU T T ER


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Orchard and vineyard maintenance Site preparation


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The forestry cutter turns unsightly trees and overgrowth into mulch. The compact size of the forestry cutter allows you to complete any type of tree removal job, whether clearing every tree in an area or selectively thinning stands.


In just two steps, you can shred trees from top to bottom! First, bring the uppermost limbs to the ground by punching into the tree with the forestry cutter. Then, lower the attachment over the trunk to rip the entire tree to shreds, and add organic material to the soil. The forestry cutter’s tube-style drum and spiral tooth pattern allow one tooth to engage at a time, so operation is smooth and less horsepower is required to do the job.


Training Resources Train operators and technicians in the safe operation and servicing of Bobcat equipment. Operator training courses, safety videos and other training materials are available at your Bobcat dealer’s parts department or online at Bobcat.com/safety


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