72 '' Heavy Duty Skid Steer Brush Cutter, 4 blade | AGT-HFRC72

The AGT-HFRC72 heavy-duty brush cutter is engineered for high-flow skid steer loaders, delivering exceptional power and durability for demanding land-clearingapplications. With a 72-inch cutting width, 4-blade cutting system, and a high-torque hydraulic motor, this attachment is built to tackle dense brush, saplings, and small trees with ease. Designed for professional use, it combines aggressive cutting performance with long-lasting reliability in forestry, construction, and property maintenance operations.

KEY FEATURES:

• 72" heavy-duty hydraulic brush cutter for high-flow skid steers
  
• Compatible hydraulic flow: 17-25 GPM
  
• Equipped with four hardened steel blades for superior cutting power
• Heavy-duty gearbox and direct-drive hydraulic motor for high torque
• Reinforced steel deck and side walls for impact resistance
• Integrated debris deflector for operator safety
• Includes hydraulic hoses and flat-face couplers
• Universal skid steer quick-attach mounting system

BENEFITS:

• Effortlessly cuts through thick brush, saplings, and vegetation up to 4" in diameter
• Delivers powerful, smooth operation across challenging terrain
• Reduces job time and manual clearing effort
• Built tough for professional land-clearing and right-of-way maintenance
  
• Provides reliable, low-maintenance performance under continuous use

APPLICATIONS:

• Compatible with high-flow skid steer loaders (17-25 GPM)
  
• ldeal for forestry, land clearing, roadside maintenance, and site preparation
• Suitable for construction, agriculture, and vegetation management projects
• Fits Standard

TECHNICAL DATA:

• Operation Weight: 0.716 Ton
  
• Gear Oil: 80-90W Gear Lubricant

Requires a case drain

PARTS DOCUMENT

SAFETY TIPS:

1. Choose your season. The best time to use a brush cutter is in late fall or early winter when vegetation is reduced and visibility is improved.
2. Wait for a dry day. For best performance and safety, cut during dry conditions and during daylight.
3. Inspect the site. Mark or remove any hidden obstacles, including rocks. Gauge the thickness of any saplings you may have to cut in relation to the capabilities of the machine (as described in the manual) and the blade you're using.
4. Clear the area. Keep people and pets away from the area you intend to clear. If your brush cutter has a deflector, use it.