Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Tree Shear

The Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear is a heavy-duty skid steer attachment designed for cutting trees, limbs, and woody vegetation. With a stated cutting diameter of up to 12 inches, it is intended for vegetation-management and land-clearing applications where a dedicated tree-cutting attachment is required. Its skid steer configuration makes it suitable for operators looking to perform tree and brush cutting from a compatible machine.

The Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear has a stated maximum cutting diameter of up to 12 inches. This specification should be used as a key guideline when determining whether the shear matches your intended work. The actual suitability of the attachment depends on the material being cut and operating conditions, so the stated cutting capacity should not be exceeded.

Yes. The Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear is offered in non-rotating and manually rotating configurations. The non-rotating version provides a fixed attachment orientation, while the manual-rotation configuration allows the operator to adjust the attachment's orientation manually. Choosing between these configurations depends on how much positioning flexibility is needed for the intended tree and vegetation-management work.

Yes. The Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear is designed for skid steer applications. Before purchasing, verify compatibility between the tree shear and your specific skid steer, including the attachment mounting system and any required hydraulic connections or operating specifications. Proper machine matching is important when using a heavy-duty cutting attachment.

The Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear can be used for applications involving tree cutting, limb removal, brush management, and land-clearing work where the material falls within its stated 12-inch cutting diameter. The choice between the non-rotating and manually rotating versions can depend on the positioning requirements of the job and the type of vegetation being managed.

When choosing a Loflin Fabrication Tree Shear, first consider the diameter of the trees or limbs you need to cut and confirm they fall within the 12-inch maximum cutting diameter. Next, determine whether a non-rotating or manual-rotating configuration better suits your positioning requirements. Finally, verify skid steer compatibility, mounting requirements, and operating specifications before purchase to ensure the selected tree shear is properly matched to your equipment and application.