Name: Forax HDBC Heavy Duty Brush Cutter – 72" Hydraulic Cutter
Brand: Forax Equipment
SKU: HDBC
Price: 15300.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Forax HDBC 72-inch hydraulic brush cutter attachment for tractors and skid steers, showing heavy-duty forestry cutter deck.

Forax HDBC Heavy Duty Brush Cutter – 72" Hydraulic Cutter

by Forax Equipment

SKU HDBC

$15,300.00 - $15,300.00

$15,300.00

$15,300.00 - $15,300.00

$15,300.00

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OVERVIEW

Professional 72" Hydraulic Cutting for Dense Brush and Vegetation

The Forax HDBC 72″ Heavy Duty Hydraulic Brush Cutter is engineered for contractors, landowners, farmers, and forestry professionals who need a dependable, high-performance cutter for dense brush, thick regrowth, woody vegetation, and land-clearing operations. With its 72-inch cutting width, powerful hydraulic drive system, and reinforced cutter assembly, the HDBC is built to outperform lighter-duty attachments in demanding environments.

Its rugged steel construction, forestry-grade deck, and aggressive blade carrier allow operators to clear overgrown areas faster, with smoother cutting and reduced vibration. Whether you're reclaiming pastures, maintaining trails, clearing roadside easements, or cutting back heavy brush, the HDBC delivers consistent, professional-level cutting performance.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

72-inch cutting width for efficient large-area clearing
Heavy-duty hydraulic motor built for high-torque cutting
20–30 GPM hydraulic flow requirement for optimal performance
Reinforced 3-blade carrier system with 24 total cutters
Forestry-grade steel deck for long-term durability
Skid shoes included for cut-height control and terrain stability
Front & rear chain curtains for safer debris containment
Low-vibration hydraulic operation for smoother handling
Easy maintenance access for blade inspection and service
Suitable for tractors, skid steers, and machinery with adequate hydraulic flow
Ideal for forestry, agricultural, and commercial land-clearing work

With all these heavy-duty features, the Forax HDBC Heavy Duty Brush Cutter isn’t just another attachment—it’s a powerful cutting solution that helps your machine clear thick brush, saplings, and overgrown land with greater efficiency and control.

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Benefits

✓ Wide 72" cutting path for maximum efficiency
✓ Powerful hydraulic performance for dense brush
✓ Clears saplings, regrowth, and overgrowth quickly
✓ Heavy-duty reinforced build for long life
✓ Smoother, low-vibration cutting operation
✓ Safer debris management with chain curtains

SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Value
Weight	660 lbs (≈ 300 kg)
Cutting Width	72 in (6 ft)
Hydraulic Flow Requirement	20-30 gal/min (≈ 76-114 L/min)
Cutters	3 blades × 8 cutters per blade → total 24 cutters
Minimum Required Tractor Power	45 hp

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FAQs

Which brush cutter is more powerful, 2-stroke or 4-stroke?

In general, 2-stroke brush cutters deliver more power relative to their weight, making them better for demanding cutting tasks such as thick brush, dense weeds, and heavy vegetation. They rev faster, provide higher torque at lower RPM, and are typically favored for aggressive brush cutting and commercial trimming work.

However, 4-stroke brush cutters offer smoother operation, better fuel efficiency, and lower noise levels. They are easier to use for long periods and are preferred for light-to-medium vegetation control, residential clearing, and tasks where comfort and reduced emissions are more important than raw cutting power.

When comparing power alone, 2-stroke engines usually feel stronger and more responsive, especially in tough brush conditions. But for reliability, cleaner fuel burning, and reduced vibration, 4-stroke models outperform in operator comfort and long-term use.

For tractor-mounted and hydraulic-powered attachments—like the Forax HDBC Heavy Duty Brush Cutter, HD72 Mulcher, or HP40 Ultra-Light Mulcher—engine stroke type doesn’t apply, because these cutters rely on hydraulic torque, which provides significantly more cutting force than handheld 2-stroke or 4-stroke units.

How thick of brush can a brush cutter cut?

Most brush cutters can cut vegetation between 1 to 3 inches thick, depending on the blade type, machine power, and the density of the material. Handheld brush cutters typically handle weeds, tall grass, vines, and light woody stems up to about 1 inch in diameter.

Heavy-duty rotary brush cutters and tractor-mounted attachments—like the Forax HDBC Heavy Duty Brush Cutter—are capable of cutting thicker brush and woody saplings, often up to 2 to 4 inches depending on hydraulic flow, blade configuration, and operating conditions. These larger cutters are engineered for dense vegetation, hardwood regrowth, and overgrown field edges, making them ideal for landowners and contractors who need more serious cutting capability.

Some commercial forestry cutters and mulcher-style attachments can handle even thicker material, especially when designed with reinforced blades, high torque, and a heavier carrier system. However, the safe and effective cutting thickness always depends on the specific attachment and the machine powering it.

Can I use a brush cutter for commercial land clearing?

Yes—heavy-duty models built with reinforced blades and high-torque hydraulic systems are suitable for commercial, agricultural, and forestry clearing. Professional attachments are designed to run for longer hours and tolerate debris-rich environments.