ROTARY DISK
FORESTRY CUTTER

R SERIES
36"/ 52"


Forestry-Proven For
Emergency Application

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Our Wildfire Warrior

The

R SERIES

High strength, easy-to-maintain design, and fast, efficient disk options makes this unit the ideal for speed in unpredictable conditions. It is the choice for mission critical operations – including government contracted wildfire prevention and suppression.

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Key Specs:
R 36
R 52
Excavator Size15-20+ Tons20-30+ Tons
Cut Width36 Inches52 Inches
Min. Flow Rate32 GPM42 GPM
Min. Weight2300 lbs
(Flat Top Bracket)
3000 lbs
(Flat Top Bracket)
Min. Flow Pressure4000 PSI4000 PSI
Std. Motor Size80 cc 107 cc
Std. Motor TypeBent Axis PistonBent Axis Piston
Disk Speed1800 RPM1800 RPM

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Build & Components:

Main Components:

Optional Components:

Forestry-Proven Bearing System

Direct Drive w/ Performance Coupler

Integrated Pusher/Pivot Point

Flat-Top Bracket

“GP”, “SM”, & “XM” Disk

Bolt-On Inlet Chute

Quick Change or Pin Type Bracket

Design Features:

Material Features:

Fully Enclosed Motor Housing

Easily Change Between Disks

Easily Accessible Service Points

Coupler Resists Between -60 F° & 350 F°

44,000 PSI & 100,000 PSI Frame Thicknesses

Zinc Chromate Plated Grade 8 Bolts

Build & Components:

Main Components:

Forestry-Proven Bearing System

Direct Drive w/ Performance Coupler

Integrated Pusher/Pivot Point

Flat-Top Bracket

Optional Components:

“GP”, “SM” & “XM” Disk

Bolt-On Inlet Chute

Quick-Change or Pin-Type Bracket

Design Features:

Fully Enclosed Motor Housing

Easily Change Between Disks

Easily Accessible Service Points

Material Features:

Coupler Resists Between -60 F° & 350 F°

44,000 PSI & 100,000 PSI
Frame Thicknesses

Zinc Chromate Plated
Grade 8 Bolts

Best Applications:

Wildfire Suppression
& Fuels Management

Hazardous Area Cleanup

Emergency Exit Roads

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Hear From People Like You:

Chris H. - Oregon, USA

 
 

During an intense 2023 wildfire season, I entered a zone to lop and drop fire breaks with eight other competitive contractors. Short into the overall job, I was shocked to hear I was the only contractor left of the original bunch and had unknowingly taken off ahead of the others. Downtime, breakdowns, and other equipment-related burdens had the others slowed to a halt and removed from the bid. Ironically, I did this all while using a disk unit which had been previously disallowed by the zone boss in the past for under-performing. The zone boss gave me more praise and recognition for my work than I could have asked for. I could take all the credit, but I know better. My Promac Equipment R Series set me apart from the pack!

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