Rotary Cutter VS. Mulcher: Which is Best for You

[@andcat7162]

Typical attachment salesman. Tell me the X stands for…”Extreme!” But doesn’t tell me the price.

[@johnbrooks5485]

Need to show diffference between disk cutters and disk mulchers.

[@PurpleNovember]

Yes!!!

[@shiraz1736]

30 Gallons is 110 litres, I’ve been seeing a large drum muncher only need around 40-50 litres per minute? I didn’t even know you could get a track loader that could produce 100+ litres per minute. I’ve got a lot to learn.

[@user-sd8vl4cy5k]

Fyi with my Fecon mulching head I've found car wheels T post even a pile of car drive shafts and have never broken a tooth. Now my rotary mower 1 4inch steel post and broke the blade I'll keep my Fecon.

[@sh3llbac]

nice this was good . I know what to get now..

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing

[@dylansadventures4696]

Im in georgia and you definetly still want knives and depth control rings. Need to go even more north for non depth control

[@chrisdawes6081]

great info

[@zfilmmaker]

The rotary is cheaper but the processed material pieces are bigger and look less finished. The drum or forest mulcher produces finer material. The happy medium is a disc mulcher.

[@PurpleNovember]

I prefer a heavy flail mower with hammers and recirculation bars/debris rakes. It is not a replacement when a forestry mulcher is actually needed though.

[@mentalog6018]

Let her eat lol. It's let her cook lol

[@ackack612]

Rather useless...

[@DoctorRickSanchez]

Elaborate better