New IronCraft X-Treme Tree Reaper Eradicates Brush and Trees
IronCraft LLC, formerly branded Titan Implement, introduces the X-Treme Tree Reaper, a stout brush cutter attachment that eradicates brush and trees to 7 inches in diameter. Engineered for demanding applications, the X-Treme Tree Reaper is available with two direct drive motor options – a 16-26 GPM gear motor (case drain not required) or a 17-30 GPM bent axis piston motor (case drain required).
The design includes bolt-on replaceable skid shoes, and a tapered deck for lower ground cutting. Three 5/8-inch AR400 blades cut dense brush, limbs, and trees to 7 inches in diameter. The non-welded blades are quick and easy to change in the field. An optional grill and mulching teeth which produce finer, more aesthetic output available.
With cutting widths of 60 inches, 72 inches, and 78 inches, there is an X-Treme Tree Reaper to suit a wide range of applications and carriers. They can be used in commercial land-clearing applications such as right-of-way clearing, cutting fire lanes, for on-farm clearing of pastures, land reclamation projects, clearing fence rows, and other projects where speed is desired, and aesthetics are not as critical.
IronCraft stocks the X-treme Tree Reaper in its Athens, Tenn., factory; the units are available through the company’s nationwide dealer network. Each unit is warranted for a full year.
IronCraft will be exhibiting at Equipment Expo in Louisville, October 17-20, in Booth 42627.
IronCraft LLC was purchased by LFM Capital which plans major capital expenditures over the next 24 months at the Athens factory as well as other southeastern Tennessee locations including a paint booth, laser cutting, robotic welding, and more.
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