Hello, Yes this excavator is a high flow machine.

For more details on the Loftenss Battle Ax L series, please use the following link. www.loftness.com/product/battle-ax-l-series/

With your area having sand and rocks we would recommend Carbide Teeth. In this video though we are using Planner Teeth.

Just ordered a set of carbides. Thasnk you for the reply, @@LoftnessSpecializedEquipment !

The biggest thing obviously is trying to avoid the rocks if you can. But if you hit a rock which does happen, the drum will slow down and you'll need to give the machine a couple of seconds to get back up to speed. We always recommend outfitting your mulching head with Carbide teeth in rocky environments as they are more durable in these situations. If you ever need more information feel free to reach out to your nearest Loftness rep at the link here. www.loftness.com/vm-dealer-locator

Hey all, I'm about to start working at Loftness in smalltown Hector MN. I don't speak for the company, just a new guy. I chose this workplace because it's now an employee-owned company that puts out quality machinery. Since it's employee-owned, we're all incentivized to do damn good work. Please, tell me what we can do better. I'll be right there with everyone from engineers to welders and final assembly and I'll pass it on. Loftness is chock-full of exceptional people who are damned good at what they do, and they're constantly improving. Your input helps.

How are you liking the loftness with the T76. Are you using it for personal use or business. Just curious as to how well is the recovery time. I have a T76 with high flow so I’m just weighing options

@@johnjones-qg7mf I think the loftness is the best matched for what I have tested and tried. IT spools up pretty good. I would advise when your mulching a stump to go back and forth rather then up or down since going up slows down the spooling more then back and forth. the weak link really is the bobcat.

@@hyperformancellc Good deal…bobcat in my area has the loftness available for rent so I will definitely try it out. My local dealer only had the diamond drum mulcher which is to big for gpm range on the T76. Diamond mulcher was high flow 32-45 gpm which is to much for the T76s (30.3) gpm high side… Thanks for the info will be trying the loftness

I was just eating some 36" stumps with mine tonight. its my favorite tool.

I have the T76 platinum haven’t had the time tie check out the mulcher yet. This week had an issue with machine not starting… have really been debating going with a bigger hp machine…maybe 770 or John Deere 331 or 333

Mike Mitchell has one that you can look for

No, the equipment does it self by pushing in or out the grain

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@@kedarmeenakedarmeena5672 Well Said!.

Who gives a fuck about providing you with information.

Lol. Will any of the trees be on fire and dancing about?

9blind you really are blind. Bins first, bags for backup.

Bags are not reusable but they are recyclable.

So says the city geek drinking water from a plastic bottle.

What a stupid reply Sanderson, we reuse our bags to put second cover over grain bags!! Go back to your latte Mate!