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Kwik Cut by Loftness

Loftness now offers a brush cutter attachment for skid steers and compact track loaders. Featuring a combination of beveled blades and carbide teeth, the new Kwik Cut is designed to slice through grass, weeds, brush and small trees up to 10 inches in diameter with the ability to grind stumps and brush to ground level.

The Kwik Cut’s heavy-duty, 72 in diameter disc is equipped with 4 dual-edge beveled blades, which are designed to retract on severe impact to protect them and other components from damage. The underside of the disc contains 18 carbide teeth for grinding. They are mounted with a single bolt for easy maintenance.

A floating door at the front of the Kwik Cut opens as it is pushed against a tree to expose the blades for improved cutting. When fully opened, the door becomes solid, acting as a tree pusher.

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