CYCLONE 48" ROTARY BRUSH CUTTER | ETERRA

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$ 9,595.00

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Product Description

The Eterra Cyclone 48 in. Rotary Brush Cutter gives excavator operators a compact, high-torque mower head for brush, brambles, saplings, and heavy vegetation. It pairs a direct-drive hub with a heavy blade carrier and forged steel blades so crews can cut aggressively while keeping the mower manageable at the end of the boom.

Built For Excavator Clearing Work

Use the Cyclone where reach, control, and hydraulic matching matter. The 48 in. cutting width is sized for excavators in the 8,500 to 30,000 lb class, making it a practical brush-clearing head for ditches, banks, fence lines, wooded edges, and cleanup areas that are hard to reach with a skid steer cutter.

Match The Mower To Your Hydraulics

  • 48 in. rotary cutter head for excavators.
  • Designed for 12 to 45 GPM auxiliary hydraulic flow and up to 3,500 PSI.
  • Cutting capacity up to 10 in. material.
  • Seven flow-range options help keep the mower matched to your machine's normal auxiliary output.
  • Machine hose and case drain coupler options let you configure the product for common excavator hydraulic setups.

Specifications

Model Shipping Weight Excavator Weight Range Cut Width Overall Width Overall Height Flow Range Max Pressure Cutting Capacity Blade Count Blade Weight Blade Carrier Weight Cutting Tip Speed RPM Range Drive Type Minimum Cut Height
48 in. Cyclone 685 lb 8,500 to 30,000 lb 48 in. 54 in. 22 in. 12 to 45 GPM 3,500 PSI Up to 10 in. 2 12 lb each 75 lb 20,100 ft/min 1,300 to 1,600 RPM Direct drive hub 1.85 in.

Fitment Notes

Select the flow range based on your excavator's normal auxiliary hydraulic output, not a temporary peak number, unless your machine loses auxiliary flow when moving the arm. Do not exceed the maximum flow rating for the selected configuration. Confirm flow, pressure, hose length, case drain requirements, coupler setup, and carrier weight before ordering.

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