Attachments Built To Last
Fecon Stands Above The Rest
Our forestry attachments, deck mowers, grapples, and tree shears are designed and customized to arrive fully compatible with your tractor, excavator, or skid steer. We offer product lines with multiple models to work seamlessly with different drive systems and horsepower capabilities.
Fecon forestry attachments deliver excellent ROI for the equipment investment. Our reputation for durability, reliability, and Dealer and Factory support is recognized across our line of forestry attachments. The Bull Hog is the mulching head at the centre of that line, built for skid steers, excavators and tractors for over thirty years.
Forestry Attachments by Carrier
Fecon builds forestry attachments for four carrier types, and the right attachment depends less on the job than on the machine underneath it: its hydraulic flow, its horsepower and its weight class. Below is the short version of which Fecon attachments fit which carrier. If you are not sure where your machine falls, send us the make, model, hydraulic flow and horsepower and we will match it.
Skid Steer and Compact Track Loader Forestry Attachments
Skid steers and compact track loaders take the widest range of forestry attachments we build. For mulching, the Bull Hog mulching head for skid steers and CTLs is the standard high flow choice, with the standard flow Bull Hog for machines without a high flow circuit and the Blackhawk where you want the most aggressive cut available on a loader. For faster, coarser clearing the Disc Hawk is a disc mulcher rather than a drum, and the stone crusher handles rocky ground in place. Below full mulching duty, the Red Line skid steer brush cutter and skid steer brush grapple cover clearing and material handling, and the felling saw drops standing timber. Mini skid steer operators have their own range: the mini skid brush cutter, the mini skid brush grapple and the mini skid log grapple.
Excavator Forestry Attachments
An excavator gives you reach and the ability to work slopes, ditches and ground a loader cannot safely stand on. Fecon builds excavator mulching heads in four weight classes: 3 to 10 ton, 8 to 15 ton, 12 to 20 ton and 15 to 45 ton, so the head is matched to the machine rather than the other way round. For lighter vegetation and trimming work, the excavator brush cutter and the Trim Ex tree saw, which works to a height of 26 feet and rotates the blade for continuous cuts from one machine position, cover jobs that do not need a mulcher. The rotating grapple handles the material once it is down.
Tractor Forestry Attachments
For tractor owners there are two routes. A PTO Bull Hog mounts to a three-point hitch and runs off the tractor’s power take-off, which suits landowners and ranchers maintaining fence lines, trails and pasture edges. Above that, the Bull Hog tractor heads in the 150 to 200 horsepower and 200 plus horsepower classes are hydraulically driven mulching heads for purpose-built mulching tractors. Where the tractor cannot supply enough hydraulic horsepower for the attachment, the power pack is a dedicated hydraulic power source that solves it. Fecon also builds complete mulching tractors: the FTX 150-2, FTX 200 and FTX 300, listed at the bottom of this page.
Hitting rocky ground? A skid steer rock crusher clears it in place without excavation or hauling.
New to the method? Read the top benefits of forestry mulching.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a forestry attachment?
Q2. Which forestry attachment do I need for my machine?
Q3. What is the difference between a drum mulcher and a disc mulcher?
Q4. What is the difference between a forestry mulcher and a brush cutter?
Q5. Do I need a high flow machine?
Q6. Can I use forestry attachments for land clearing?
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