The BHP270 is a dedicated power source for any application where more hydraulic horsepower is needed. It gives all available power to the brush cutter so nothing is lost to accessories, and a microcontroller manages head flow, engine and hydraulic needs in real time.

A 20 to 30 ton excavator typically supplies 45 to 60 GPM to the attachment. The BHP270 delivers 105 GPM, with a mulcher circuit rated at 107 gpm at 5,800 psi. That is what allows faster cutting on larger diameter material.

A 20 ton excavator or larger can benefit from the BHP270. Many Fecon Bull Hog excavator models can be paired with it, and an optional weight kit is available to optimise balance and maximise productivity on the carrier.

A Cummins QSB6.7 Tier 4 Final producing 270 peak horsepower. Fuel consumption runs 6 to 8 gallons per hour and DEF consumption is 0.2 to 0.4 gph. Slope rating is 40 degrees in all directions.

Dimensions are 84 inches high by 117 inches wide by 58 inches long, and it weighs 10,815 lbs. That mass sits behind the carrier, which is part of why the optional weight kit matters for balance.

Brush, branches, slash, standing and fallen trees, root balls and stumps, all faster and more effectively than the same head running on carrier hydraulics alone. On a job site it comes down to hydraulic horsepower, and that is exactly what the power pack adds.

Yes. The controller manages head flow, engine and hydraulic needs in real time, which dramatically improves engine response and recovery, sustains peak grinding power and gives the operator clearer feedback on what the machine is doing.