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The mulching heads in this collection process trees up to 14 inches and run on hydraulic flow from 15 to 45 GPM, so a standard flow machine gets a purpose-built low flow forestry mulcher instead of a derated high flow head that stalls the moment the teeth load. Drum models grind fine, work stumps below grade, and meter chip size through an adjustable bite plate; disc models fell, mulch, and grind in one pass for production clearing. Tooth options run steel and carbide, planer and hammer, and the heaviest rotor here swings 860 pounds of mass through 38 double-tipped cutters on a universal quick attach plate.

Skid Steer Store stocks North American-built drum and disc heads from Loftness, Virnig, Baumalight, Paladin, Shearex, CID, and Blue Diamond, with fitment support matching head, motor, and tooth choice to your flow and rated operating capacity before shipping. The head that fits your pump clears more acreage than the wider one that does not.

Why Choose Skid Steer Mulchers from Skid Steer Store?

•  Price Match Guarantee: find a comparable skid steer mulcher listed cheaper elsewhere and we match it.

•  Free shipping on orders over $5,000, delivered straight to your yard or job site.

•  30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee backs every mulching head we ship.

•  Expert fitment support matches head, motor, and teeth to your flow and operating capacity.

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Best Skid Steer Mulchers for...

Standard and Low Flow Machines

The best skid steer mulcher for a standard flow machine is engineered around that limit from the start. The Loftness Battle Ax L Series runs 15 to 35.9 GPM on machines up to 10,300 pounds, putting a genuine low flow forestry mulcher on loaders that high flow heads pass by.

High Volume Land Clearing

The best skid steer tree mulcher for production clearing fells, mulches, and grinds stumps in one pass. The Paladin FD60 cuts a 60 inch path on 30 to 45 GPM at a minimum 3,300 PSI, spec'd for machines with 2,600 pounds of rated operating capacity and up.

Fine Finish and Below Grade Work

The best skid steer drum mulcher for a finished site grinds small and keeps going below grade. The Virnig V70 Drum Mulcher processes 14 inch trees, grinds stumps under the surface, and meters chip size through a Bite Control Drum, in 60 or 72 inch widths with steel or carbide teeth.

Fence Lines and Farm Property

The best brush mulcher for a skid steer on fence rows carries rotor mass that powers through without repositioning. The Baumalight MS960 swings an 860 pound, 18.5 inch rotor with 38 double-tipped cutters across a 75 inch path, mounting on a universal quick attach plate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much hydraulic flow does a skid steer mulcher need?

The heads here run 15 to 45 GPM. Purpose-built low flow models start at 15 GPM for standard flow machines, and high flow disc heads want 30 to 45 GPM at a minimum working pressure near 3,300 PSI. Matching the head to your pump keeps rotor speed up, which is what actually sets production rate.

What is the difference between a drum mulcher and a disc mulcher?

A drum mulcher grinds fine, uniform chips and works below grade on stumps, trading speed for finish. A disc mulcher fells and clears faster on big stems but throws further and leaves coarser debris. Our drum and disc comparison walks through which pays on your ground.

What size trees can a skid steer mulcher handle?

Up to 14 inches on the drum heads here, with disc models felling in the same class and most heads running 6 to 8 inch material continuously. Working at the top of a head's rating is slow, so production crews fell oversized trunks first and feed the mulcher what it eats fast.

Do skid steer mulchers require a case drain?

Most high flow heads do, the Loftness Battle Ax included. The case drain returns motor leakage straight to tank and protects the shaft seal at mulching loads. Confirm the port on your machine before ordering a piston motor head, since running without one shortens seal life fast.

Can a skid steer mulcher grind stumps?

Drum heads can. The V70 grinds stumps below grade with the bite plate metering how much the rotor takes per pass, and the FD60 disc is rated to grind stumps as part of its clearing cycle. For a lot full of large stumps, a dedicated grinder still removes root balls faster.

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