Crush the Competition.
Own the Land.
NOW CRUSHING
Turn rock into results.
Fecon’s new Stone Crusher Series is a rock crusher attachment for skid steer and compact track loader operators needing serious land-clearing muscle. Engineered with Fusion smart control and built for maximum durability, the SC7620 and SC6220 crush in place—turning rocky terrain into usable ground without added equipment or hauling.
Why Size
Matters
Which Stone Crusher Fits Your Machine
Both Fecon rock crushers are hydraulic attachments for skid steers and compact track loaders. There is no PTO or three-point tractor version. Three things decide which one you need, and the third is the one people get wrong.
Hydraulic flow first
Both models run on 30 to 50 GPM at up to 6,000 PSI through a 160cc variable displacement motor. Below 30 GPM the rotor will not hold speed in rock and you will stall it. Check your machine's auxiliary hydraulic flow before you check anything else.
Horsepower and weight
The SC6220 suits 80 to 132 HP carriers and weighs 3,330 lbs. The SC7620 suits 90 to 132 HP and weighs 3,965 lbs. Check the weight against your machine's rated operating capacity, not its tipping load.
Working width against your tracks
This is the difference between the two models and it is worth understanding. The 62-inch SC6220 sits inside the width of the loader's tracks, so the tracks run over material the rotor has not touched. The 76-inch SC7620 extends past the tracks, so rock is crushed before the tracks reach it. On a machine you plan to work hard, the wider head pays for itself in undercarriage life, which is one of the most expensive wear items you own.
| Spec | SC6220 | SC7620 |
|---|---|---|
| Working width | 62 in | 76 in |
| Overall width | 78 in | 92 in |
| Weight | 3,330 lbs | 3,965 lbs |
| Carrier horsepower | 80-132 HP | 90-132 HP |
| Flow range | 30-50 GPM | 30-50 GPM |
| Max pressure | 6,000 PSI | 6,000 PSI |
| Rotor diameter | 20 in | 20 in |
| Motor | 160cc | 160cc |
| Rotor vs tracks | Inside track width | Extends past tracks |
WHAT SETS IT APART?
01
FUSION SMART
02
BUILT HEAVY FOR
A REASON
03
SIMPLIFIED
MAINTENANCE
04
CRUSH-IN-PLACE
EFFICIENCY
05
DEALER-FRIENDLY
DESIGN
Rock crusher, rock grinder, stone crusher: what operators call it
Depending on the region and the trade, this attachment gets called a rock crusher, a rock grinder, a rock mulcher, a stone crusher or a rock milling machine. They all describe the same job. A hydraulically driven rotor with carbide tooling breaks rock down in place, in the ground, and leaves a surface you can seed, grade or drive on. That is different from a hopper-fed crusher, which you feed with material you have already dug up. The SC6220 and SC7620 are skid steer and compact track loader attachments, running on 30 to 50 GPM at up to 6,000 PSI.
What Crushing In Place Actually Delivers
Most crusher attachments are hopper-fed. You dig material up, feed it in, and get processed material out. The Fecon Stone Crusher works the other way. It passes over rocky ground and breaks the rock down where it lies, so the excavation step and the hauling step both disappear.
What that changes on the job:
One pass, ready surface
One pass produces a surface ready to seed, grade or drive on, with no extra screening step.
Fine output works with the soil
The fine output blends into the soil, which improves moisture retention and helps with erosion control rather than leaving spoil to manage.
Nothing leaves the property
Nothing leaves the property, so there is no hauling contractor, no tipping fee and no days lost to moving material.
Ground you could not use becomes usable
The ground you could not use becomes ground you can farm, build on or sell.
Works alongside clearing you are already doing
It works alongside the clearing you are already doing. Contractors running forestry mulching on rocky ground often hit rock they cannot mulch through, and a crusher turns that from a stopping point into a second pass.
BUILT TO PERFORM
Engineered for power, precision, and durability.
PERFORMANCE
Power and Coverage That Go the Distance
- 76” working width to improve coverage and reduce number of passes and track wear
- 160cc EDC motor
- 68mm wide cogged belt to ensure no belt slippage
CUTTING CHAMBER
INSTANTGROUND GAIN PERFORMANCE
- One pass produces a surface ready to seed, grade, or drive on with no extra screening
- Fine output blends into soil, improving moisture retention and erosion control
DURABILITY
Precision Cutting, Easy Maintenance
- Sectioned wear liners and adjustable shears bars for easier maintenance and rotatable for increased service life
- Cutting throat starts large to bring in material, then gets smaller for a finer finished product
- Variable displacement 160cc hydraulic motor
ROTOR
Built for Impact, Made to Last
- High strength steel body structure design to withstand the rigors of everyday crushing and counteract impacts
- Abrasion resistance wear components to extend service life
DURABILITY
Crushing Force at the Core
- Single, hex head bolt tooling system
- Large, single point carbide tools for best impact and crushing abilities
- 20” diameter for increased inertia and staying power
Who It’s Built For
This machine is made for land management contractors who need serious clearing power, large landowners and ranchers tackling rugged terrain, and site prep, agricultural, and DOT professionals looking for reliable, high-performance equipment. It’s also a smart next step for mulching contractors ready to expand into land reclamation, since a rock crusher attachment adds the capability without adding another machine to the fleet.
Guided Performance
Take the guesswork out of crushing. Get real-time pressure feedback that helps you process material more efficiently, with greater control and precision.
