The Bull Hog can be configured for a wide range of flow and pressure to suit any high-flow skid steer. The minimum flow requirement for a skid steer mounted Bull Hog is 28 gpm, with a maximum flow of 45 gpm. System pressure should be a minimum of 3,000 psi and a maximum of 6,000 psi. For excavator and purpose-built tractors, we require a data sheet to properly configure the Bull Hog.

The mulcher uses the flow and pressure created by the carrier. If the carrier is producing adequate pressure and flow, these are a few common reasons the head might lose power:

• Loose or defective quick disconnects between the carrier and the head
• Relief valve in the protection block is set below the machine’s system pressure
• Belt is too loose and has started to slip

Contact your local dealer if these suggestions do not resolve your issue.

The QR (Quick Response) code is a readable barcode that allows users to scan with a common application downloaded to a mobile phone. On the Fecon head, service parts specific to your head can be read and displayed on your mobile phone.

The standard double carbide tools will last for approximately 300-500 hours. This time will vary in different applications, especially in high horsepower tractors or when the application requires frequent ground engagement. If you notice the carbide is missing, replace the tool immediately. The body of the tool will wear out quickly in this situation and can subject the tool holder to damage.

The only daily maintenance we recommend is to grease the rotor bearings. These require at least one pump of grease for every hour you run the machine, and they should be serviced every four hours. Most users will do four pumps of grease in the morning and run for four hours before stopping to grease the rotor bearings again. Inspect the tools for tightness and belts for proper tension daily.