Premier Attachments Skid Steer Brush Cutter

Premier Brush Cutters are skid steer attachments designed for cutting and clearing brush, vegetation, overgrown grass, weeds, and other suitable ground vegetation. The available models cover different cutting widths and hydraulic-flow requirements, making the range suitable for different skid steer configurations and vegetation-management applications. They can be useful for property maintenance, land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, pasture cleanup, and similar brush-cutting work.

The Premier range includes several configurations. The HD Industrial Grade Open Front Brush Cutter is available in 72-inch and 84-inch cutting widths with a 15–25 GPM hydraulic-flow requirement. The HD Brush Cutter AG720/AP720 Series provides a 72-inch width and requires 16–39 GPM, while the AG840/AP840 Series provides an 84-inch width and requires 16–45 GPM. The Premier Ammbusher Brush Cutter is available in 60-inch and 72-inch widths with a 14–29 GPM requirement.

Hydraulic-flow requirements vary by Premier Brush Cutter model. The HD Industrial Grade Open Front models require 15–25 GPM. The Ammbusher models require 14–29 GPM. The AG720/AP720 HD models require 16–39 GPM, while the AG840/AP840 HD models require 16–45 GPM. Matching the cutter to the skid steer's actual auxiliary hydraulic flow is essential when selecting the correct configuration.

The main differences in the supplied range are model series, cutting width, and hydraulic-flow requirements. The HD Industrial Grade Open Front models offer 72- or 84-inch widths with 15–25 GPM requirements. The HD AG/AP series provides 72-inch and 84-inch options with higher flow ranges of 16–39 GPM and 16–45 GPM, respectively. The Ammbusher provides a more compact 60- or 72-inch configuration with 14–29 GPM. Customers should compare their skid steer's hydraulic specifications and the vegetation they need to clear when selecting between these series.

Choose between the available 60-inch, 72-inch, and 84-inch configurations based on the size and accessibility of the work area, the skid steer's hydraulic capabilities, and the desired coverage per pass. A 60-inch cutter can be useful where a narrower attachment is preferred, while 72-inch and 84-inch cutters provide greater coverage per pass. However, width should always be considered alongside hydraulic flow requirements and the exact specifications of the skid steer.

Before purchasing, verify the skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic flow, attachment compatibility, available operating capacity, required cutting width, and intended vegetation-clearing application. The Premier range spans 14–45 GPM, depending on the model, so hydraulic matching is particularly important. Also compare the available 60-, 72-, and 84-inch cutting widths with your worksite and maneuverability requirements. Selecting a model that matches both the skid steer's hydraulic system and the intended brush-cutting workload will help ensure the attachment is appropriate for your application.