Baumalight
BAUMALIGHT CP560/D005723 PTO Rotary Brush Cutter 50HP-80HP 72" WORKING WIDTH For Tractor
BAUMALIGHT CP560/D005723 PTO Rotary Brush Cutter 50HP-80HP 72" WORKING WIDTH For Tractor
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DESCRIPTION
| CP560 PTO Rotary Brush Cutter | |
| 4 blades come standard on the CP560 tractor mount 60” rotary brush cutter. The Brush Bar helps to funnel brush under the Rotary Brush Cutter to the waiting blades. The double arch design of the push bar works to pull the taller, heavier brush to the hardened blades, making quick work of woody brush and saplings. If you have a 40 to 65 Hp tractor then adding a 3-point hitch rotary brush cutter attachment will help you maintain fence lines, improve pasture land as well as lane and road side weed control rough cut grass cutting. |
SPECIFICATION
| Part #: | CP560/D005723 |
| Mfg: | BAUMALIGHT |
| Category: | TRACTOR ATTACHMENTS |
| SubCategory: | BRUSH CUTTER TRACTOR 3PT HITCH |
| Industry: | AGRICULTURAL |
| Machine Size: | 45HP-75HP |
| Attachment Size: | 60" WORKING WIDTH |
FEATURES
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CHAIN CURTAIN A heavy-duty chain curtain reduces discharge of debris. Unlike traditional chain curtains, Baumalight’s Rotary Brush Cutter uses a curtain rod setup that is free of welds. This setup allows the chain to absorb the impacts and places less strain on the welded link for longer curtain life.
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4-WAY MODEL Designed for easy service, the four-way models feature a heavy-duty rotor with four fixed extensions. Each extension is finished off with a slasher blade. This configuration is capable of providing up to 52 slashes per second.
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ROTOR Using a 3/4" top plate and a 3/8" bottom plate this heavy duty rotor sandwiches the 4–way blade assembly in place.
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SHIELD To protect the output shaft from impact or contamination caused by debris, each model of Rotary Brush Cutter is finished off with a heavy-duty output shaft shield.
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OPEN FRONT WITH PUSH BAR The open front with push bar provides extra control against thick brush and the felling of trees, while the teeth hold the brush as the blades chew it up from below.
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