Extreme Hedge Cutting and DeLimbing with Protech Powerblade on JCB 3CX

www.gastonfarm.com/contracting/
JCB 3CX (easy controls) with a rear mounted Protech Powerblade 'buzzsaw' and front mounted Hawkfawk grab. Ideal for forestry work and overgrown hedges which are too heavy to be flailed. The clean cut provides excellent re growth. A triple bladed saw machine with 1.83m cutting width. Capable of cutting up to 250mm diameter material. Seen here delimbing and hedgecutting at Chilgrove, West Sussex, 13/09/2013
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[@itlldoktm]

Nice bit of kit, that's the way to do it. The operator knows his stuff aswell.

[@timkeen619]

Good one Gerald 🙏

[@StevesProjects]

Good video, nice piece of kit. I think I've just found my next project ;-)

[@protechmachineryltd]

Good set up on the 3cx plenty of oil flow!!

[@danhodges8959]

Nice piece of kit does a great job

[@JohnDoe-ox5ni]

Reminds me of my old Humphrey fisher price rotory blade hedge cutter my dad made me drive on a cab less fordson .he said a cab would make me soft .to be fair it only flew off a few times and each time it missed me .A neighboures cow wasent so lucky and cut its head clean off .

[@frankiewojtas7150]

how do you run constant flow?

[@driveheronman4304]

excellent setup . tks 4 video

[@pagangardener]

Slew going to suffer also King post and dipper arm pins be well funked that's the reason you don't see this type of setup

[@ferguson20diesel49]

How do you think a normal hedge cutter arm holds up then

[@polotv5470]

I want one

[@TheBuhlo75]

класс

[@martincottrell3786]

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[@raincrestmoon8780]

Think of all the wildlife who cpuld.easily lose their homes

[@st3f811]

check your eyes, hes cleaning stuff that is on his field idk is it in every country same but you have right to cut branches down if they grow in your field

[@thegreat_I_am]

........or their heads!

[@iantowers6972]

What about the farmers losing loads of land from overgrown hedges???

[@thegreat_I_am]

Ian Towers We’re not supposed to cultivate within 2metres of the centre line of a hedge, so we can let them grow a little wider than we used to.