Not all skid steer brush cutters are built for the same grind. Whether you’re maintaining pastures, clearing trails, or tackling overgrowth, selecting the right attachment depends on your to-do list. Lackender by ECS offers skid steer brush cutter attachments to get any job done, from light brush to heavy land clearing. Since brush clearing needs vary, comparing your options beforehand to match the tasks you encounter most can save you from being disappointed in your attachment or needing to upgrade later on.
The real question is which skid steer brush cutter is your perfect match? The most important step is choosing an attachment that pairs with your skid steer’s output and the work you expect to handle day in and day out. Brush cutters aren’t one-size-fits-all. Al Kessler, our VP of Equipment and Precision Ag, said if he could give any advice, he would tell you to go bigger than you expect. His reasoning, you may ask, is that these are pieces of equipment that get used and abused often. You may find yourself in a common situation: you have one tree left… it looks a little bigger than what your brush cutter can handle… and you tell yourself, “Let’s get it”.
If you have the mower you need from the get-go, you won’t find yourself in this predicament.
The Standard Duty Brush Cutter is the perfect partner for everyday maintenance, like tackling tall grass, weeds, light brush and occasional small trees, making it a practical choice for any landowner. This skid steer mower attachment has the perfect balance of performance and efficiency and is compatible with many low- and standard-flow skid steers. For operators focused on routine maintenance rather than heavy land clearing, a standard-duty model offers productivity, durability, and value. Whether maintaining trails, cleaning up field edges or keeping pastures in check, this skid steer brush cutter attachment is built to handle the everyday jobs operators take on.
Looking for something tougher? The Extreme Duty Brush Cutter is a step up, designed to take on tough jobs using the help of three bi-directional blades with 6-inch cutting capacity and powered by a high-torque motor. While standard-duty models are intended for routine maintenance, the Extreme Duty Brush Cutter is tailored for operators who are reclaiming land, not just maintaining, making it a solid choice for any contractor, farmer, or hunting property manager. Its cutting capabilities make it ideal for tackling fence lines that have disappeared into brush, restoring overgrown fields or opening trails that haven’t seen daylight in years.
The Severe Duty Bent Axis Piston Brush Cutter is built for operators who refuse to be beaten by long days and brush that seems to stretch on forever. Crafted for demanding land clearing, the Severe Duty Bent Axis Piston Brush Cutter is designed for high-flow skid steers with a case drain. Equipped with four bi-directional blades and a 10–inch cutting capacity, it powers through thick brush, trees, and stumps, making this a practical choice for commercial operators or contractors taking on hardcore brush daily. Engineered for maximum strength and durability, the extra steel helps prevent bending when you hit something you wish you hadn't (like the t-post hiding in the weeds that you forgot about). Mulching teeth are also a perk of this model, allowing for faster clearing.
From mowing fencelines to wiping out trees, all skid steer brush cutters have a purpose. Finding a skid steer brush cutter attachment that matches your purpose makes the difference. By understanding what each model is made to do, you can invest in an attachment that’s efficient enough to complete your tasks and overcome your challenges.
Still unsure about which brush cutter you need? Contact our skid steer attachment team to find a brush cutter that works for you.