Hyd saw

dieselmotorhead · Mar 1, 2006

There is a guy in Oklahoma that makes cheaper tree shears. 13" cut up to 17" with two or three bites. Not as nice as the full "proffesional" units but looks like it will do for what I need fine. It is made by Wolff manufacturing, small operation. He runs ads on Ebay. Runs ~3500$ I am getting a bale spear also and the top guard. The "pro" models from othe companies are nice, but start at 6500$ and then add the options. They are real nice but I can not justify that for 1/2 mile driveway building and maintenance.

kubotaman68 · Mar 1, 2006

Thats not terrible my brushwolf was 4 grand or so at least with those 2 attachments i can do alot of side stuff when projects done /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

ScottOkla · Mar 2, 2006

I did not know the price, but my father said it was a LOT. More than he cared to say.

Lets just say that we have cut about 400 trees with it and the cost per tree is still well over $10 per tree.

We have just had it set up (also was expensive) for a new Kubota M9000 loader, so in the last few weeks in has been more useful than with the older tractor that we couldn't keep running. It works fairly well though. Maybe it will pay for itself some day. It is a good match for cedar clearing.

kubotaman68 · Mar 6, 2006

got the price info sat in the mail 12500 PLUS freight for the unit ! I will have to have alot of work lined up for that baby before I can shell out that kinda $$$$$$$ /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

ScottOkla · Mar 6, 2006

You've got to be kidding about that price.

Ours cost a little over $5000 about 5 years ago.

Try http://www.vassarfarmequip.com

I also saw a few nice ones at the Tusa farm show in December, so I know there are other options out there.

dsgsr · Mar 6, 2006

Yes, that's about what I was quoted 4-5 years ago. I didn't buy cuz I thought that was high, guess I should have and resold it now, good investment huh.

David