Attachments & What They Do

Forestry Mulcher

Breaks down woody growth into mulch to open up overgrown ground.

Useful For: Fence lines, trails, and woody overgrowth.

Brush Cutter

Cuts back thick grass, weeds, and brush to make overgrown areas more accessible.

Useful For: Brushy paths, fence lines, and property edges.

Grapple

Grips and gathers cut brush, branches, and logs so they can be moved around your property.

Useful For: Gathering brush, moving logs on site, and organizing cut material.

Stump Remover

Helps remove unwanted stumps so the area can be used again. Stump size and equipment access guide the work.

Useful For: Yard stumps and stumps in areas being cleared.

Grading Bucket

Moves and spreads soil, smooths uneven ground, and helps shape an area for its next use.

Useful For: Spreading dirt, smoothing ground, and shaping worked areas.

Gravel Rake

Redistributes loose gravel and helps smooth uneven sections of driveways and parking areas.

Useful For: Gravel driveways, parking lots, and displaced gravel.

Auger

Bores holes in the ground for posts. Soil conditions and the hole size needed help determine the work.

Useful For: Fence post holes and gate post holes.

Trencher

Digs a narrow channel along an agreed route. Ground conditions, access, and required depth help define the job.

Useful For: Planned trench runs and narrow excavation work.

Finishing Mower

Gives maintained grass an even cut for a tidy appearance around your property.

Useful For: Established lawns, open grassy areas, and grass around buildings.

Tiller

Works and loosens soil to prepare an area for planting.

Useful For: Garden preparation, planting beds, and working existing soil.