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How easy/hard is it to pull/push cedars out of the ground and then stacking them to burn once they have dried? I'm interested in having this done on the family farm in Lebanon.

Can you rent these things, or only available for hire? Thanks for any answers.

What took nature 50 yrs to build 6 mins to destroy. But i understand a clean fence line.

How to destroy the nature ... :(

We really know how to destroy

I had tons of cedar trees that could use a dose of that.

I have a Tak as well ... is there any reason that you only went the 150 and not the 175 vt model ?

Nice job.. have the same head on a cat 289c the head has about 2500 hours with no major issues. We're in the granite state so I hear you on the rocks being hard on stuff

how fast could you clear half an acre with one of those?

The power increase can definitely be felt and the operator does really love the machine. On the minus side, Taki slowed down the lift arm drop speed, and that can be frustrating mulching smaller trees. It also seems more difficult to get the float to work up high, bypassing the arm drop hydraulics. Overall though, everone is happy that we upgraded. We run the CAT version of FAE heads that have the old style 2 bolt teeth. Fewer tooth options that the new style FAE heads but still bullet-proof.

Hi GVBC, is the TL12 much better than the TL250 and is that a UML/SSL-150 head?

thats horrible track life - hope your getting a good hourly wage for all that you have invested. nice vid though

what size of bobcat is that

@CLYDEWALKER100

Having replaced a CAT machine with the XPS high flow with the Taki, I specified 3450 PSI pressure relief from the dealer.

The CAT branded mulcher (made by FAE) only has C type teeth available. We run at 3450 relief pressure and 40 gal/minute and the mulcher responds well.

The High flow option has been available on the TL250 for a couple years in the USA

Taki high flow system with a CAT branded mulcher made by FAE, same as the older model 2 bolt 150 size head.

YOUR A PRETTY GOOD OPERATOR!!!!!!! LOVE THE STEEL TRACKS SOUNDS LIKE A DOZIER LOL,,,,GREAT JOB!!!!!!!

We really like the FAE heads (ours is private branded by CAT ). These heads are extremely durable and produce a good mulch product for our area. Teeth last 300-450 hrs if we stay out of the hard rock areas. Love the Taki for steep terrain and the soft stuff, but only got 360 hrs out of the first set of tracks. The Ozark rocks are hard on rubber tracks but the original tracks started shedding rubber off the cables in large strips at 350 hrs rather than wearing out. GVBrush

What is the mulching head that you are using? What is the tooth life like on it? How do you find the Takeuchi does in the terrains that you work in?