CID Skid Steer Tree Reaper

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CID Skid Steer Tree Reaper

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CID X-Treme Duty Tree Reaper used for?

The CID X-Treme Duty Tree Reaper is a skid steer brush cutter designed for clearing trees, heavy brush, and overgrowth. Its open-front design and push bar help feed vegetation into the cutter for efficient land clearing.

What widths are available for the CID Tree Reaper?

The CID X-Treme Duty Tree Reaper is available in multiple widths, including 72" and 78" configurations in this listing. CID also offers the Tree Reaper in 60" and 84" widths.

What hydraulic flow does the piston motor Tree Reaper require?

Piston-motor configurations are available for approximately 17–30 GPM and 30–48 GPM, depending on the motor and cutting configuration. Both piston-motor options require a case drain.

How large of a tree can the CID X-Treme Tree Reaper cut?

The 17–30 GPM piston motor configuration provides a cutting capacity of up to 7 inches, while the 30–48 GPM piston motor configuration can cut material up to 10 inches.

What type of blades does the CID Tree Reaper use?

The Tree Reaper uses three 5/8" AR400 steel blades mounted to replaceable bolt-on blade holders. The blades have a bi-directional cutting edge, while the 30–48 GPM configuration includes replaceable mulching teeth.

How do I choose the right CID Tree Reaper configuration?

Choose the configuration based on your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow, case-drain capability, required cutting capacity, and desired working width. The 17–30 GPM piston motor is suited to up to 7" material, while the 30–48 GPM piston motor is designed for cutting up to 10".