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    About Skid-Steer Mulchers

    Skid-steer mulchers, also known as “skid-steer brush cutters” and “skid-steer masticators,” enable tree care and forestry professionals to quickly turn trees, branches, brush, and other vegetation into mulch, even in hard-to-reach areas.

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    Location: Idaho Falls, Idaho
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    Location: Cusick, Washington
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    Location: Waxhaw, North Carolina
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    Seller: Sound Heavy Machinery
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    Location: Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania
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    Location: St. George, South Carolina
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    2025 ASV POSI-TRACK RT135F

    Skid Steer Mulchers

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    Horsepower135 HP
    Location: Vermillion, South Dakota
    Seller: Clark's Rentals, LLC
    Hours996
    Location: Lake City, Florida
    Hours1,005
    Location: Wilmington, North Carolina
    Seller: Sound Heavy Machinery

    2024 ASV POSI-TRACK RT135F

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    Hours325
    Location: Vermillion, South Dakota
    Seller: Clark's Rentals, LLC
    Hours1,300
    Location: Columbus, Ohio
    Seller: Columbus Equipment Company
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    Location: Athens, Alabama
    Seller: Haney Equipment Company
    Hours573
    Location: Ottawa Lake, Michigan
    Hours1,338
    Location: Lake City, Florida
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    Location: Gaylord, Michigan
    Hours921
    Location: Lake City, Florida

    About Skid-Steer Mulchers

    Skid-steer mulchers, also known as “skid-steer brush cutters” and “skid-steer masticators,” are versatile, compact machines equipped with a mulcher attachment or mulcher head. Tree care professionals, forestry crews, and others use these machines to quickly and efficiently grind trees, branches, stumps, shrubs, and other vegetation into mulch.


    2024 ASV Posi-Track RT-135F Skid Steer Mulcher

    Thanks to their excellent maneuverability, skid-steer mulchers excel at clearing downed trees, brush, and other debris from hiking and bike trails, residential areas, and other hard-to-reach areas. However, they’re typically less proficient at tackling large land-clearing jobs than dedicated mulchers, which are generally larger, with a larger front-mounted mulching head and greater horsepower and hydraulic power.

    In addition to skid steer mulchers, you can find mulchers with tracks and wheels and excavator mulchers for sale on TreeTrader.com.

    Differences Between Disc & Drum Mulchers

    Skid-steer masticators use either a disc mulcher mechanism that has a disc with mulching teeth or a drum mulcher mechanism, which is cylindrical and covered with durable mulching teeth. Each has advantages, and your choice can depend on your requirements for machine speed, mulch finish, price, material, and terrain.

    Disc Mulcher Pros

    • Clear many trees quickly
    • Faster speed and productivity
    • Handles light, smaller vegetation well

    Drum Mulcher Pros

    • Good for grinding tree stumps 
    • Produces a finer mulch 
    • Ideal for heavier vegetation 
    • Considered more versatile

    Benefits Of Skid-Steer Mulchers In Tree Care & Landscaping

    Skid-steer mulchers are far more efficient as they can clear large areas up to 10 times faster than manual vegetation removal tools such as axes, brush grubbers, shovels, and others, especially in dense or challenging terrain. Tree care and landscaping professionals also value them for the many tasks they can tackle, including:

    • Land clearing - For example, skid steer mulchers are exceptional if you need to clear a wooded lot for a new housing development
    • Removing diseased vegetation, such as eliminating infected trees from a public park
    • Right-of-way access, like clearing vegetation along power lines to maintain a 20-foot-wide corridor
    • Construction and jobsite preparation - Mulching small trees on a future commercial building site
    • Storm cleanup - Specifically, removing fallen trees and branches after severe weather in a residential area

    Skid-steer brush cutters also provide numerous environmental benefits, including:

    • Erosion prevention - Mulching vegetation on steep slopes helps create a protective layer that will reduce soil runoff
    • Enhanced soil health - This is achieved when cleared brush is converted into mulch that improves soil structure and fertility
    • Tick and pest control - For example, by removing dense underbrush in recreational areas
    • Weed control - Skid steer mulchers help remove invasive weed species before they can spread
    • Fire mitigation - Creating firebreaks by clearing combustible vegetation around homes in wildfire-prone regions

    Skid-Steer Mulcher Features

    Skid-steer brush cutters offer various features that enhance operator comfort, prevent machine damage, and improve efficiency. All-weather cabs and air-ride seats help reduce operator fatigue during long work days, while rubber tracks lessen soil compaction and turf damage. Features such as rearview cameras and brush guards help protect the operator and machine.

    Manufacturers design some skid-steer mulchers for specific jobs. The Caterpillar 299D3 XE Land Management has a high-flow/high-pressure auxiliary hydraulic system, factory-equipped guarding and sealing components, an Electronic Torque Management system, and other components well-suited for brush cutting, mowing, and additional vegetation-management tasks.

    The ASV Posi-Track RT135F is a forestry-specific model with a heavy-duty brush guard package, roof hatch escape, premium Max-Series cab, patented Posi-Track rubber-track suspension, and powerful Cummins 3.8-liter turbocharged engine rated for 132 HP (98 kilowatts) and 360 pounds-foot (488 newton-meters) of torque.

    Where To Buy & Finance Skid-Steer Mulchers

    Explore TreeTrader.com to find new and used skid-steer mulchers for sale from such industry-leading manufacturers as ASV, Bobcat, Caterpillar, Deere, Kubota, New Holland, and Takeuchi. Also, check out other mulchers for the tree care, forestry, and landscaping industries.

    If you already have a skid-steer mulcher in mind, explore your tree and landscaping equipment financing options with CurrencyFinance. Currency can also help you get competitive landscaping truck loans.