Quick Attach Tree Shears

A minimum hydraulic flow rate of 15 gpm is required to operate the shearing cylinders effectively. Cylinders are rated at 4,000 psi with a 5-inch bore and 3-inch rod, so verifying your skid steer's hydraulic output before purchase ensures optimal shearing performance.

Yes, the shear blades are made from 3/4-inch AR400 abrasion-resistant steel and are bolt-on and replaceable. This design allows operators to swap worn or damaged blades in the field without replacing the entire shearing arm, reducing downtime and long-term maintenance costs.

Standard arms are optimized for typical hardwood and softwood clearing, while extended arms provide additional reach and depth for tougher applications. Extended arm models add roughly 4 inches of overall depth, making them better suited for larger tree stands and denser brush.

Yes, they feature universal skid steer coupler hooks with standard flow flat face couplings, making them compatible with most new model skid steer loaders across major equipment brands, provided the machine meets the minimum operating capacity of 1,850 lbs.

Yes, brushguard configurations are available for both 14-inch and 16-inch models, adding protective coverage around the shear assembly. This option increases operating weight slightly but improves durability when working in dense brush or debris-heavy clearing environments.

Yes, an optional sprayer kit can be added to apply herbicide directly to freshly cut stumps, helping prevent regrowth of invasive species like cedar and mesquite. This is especially useful for pasture reclamation and long-term land management projects.