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Prinoth M450E-900 on a John Deere 60G Mini-Excavator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2020
- The mulching industry has been raving over the combination of a mini-excavator and a drum style mulching head. This type of setup allows a contractor to do ditch cleanup, underbrusing, high tree trimming, and much more! In this video we have the Prinoth M450E-900 attached to a John Deere 60G Mini-Excavator. One of our technicians operates the machine and demonstrates how this mini-excavator paired with a Prinoth mulching head is very versatile in its field of work! Thanks for Watching! Give us a call at 386-754-6186 or visit our website at www.QEPUSA.com
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How high can this setup reach? Looking for a solution to make sure there's enough clearance under tree limbs on local township roads.
Evan, Sorry for the late reply. It will reach approximately 12 feet in the air. If you scroll through the video you can see it fully extended while our tech is taking down branches of the tree.
I have a 60G. Do you have a switch that turns the unit ON/OFF without having to hold the switch to keep it energized?
Thomas, on this particular build we ran an inline switch to turn it on and off that bypassed the button when energized.
@@QEPUSA thanks for the reply
This is a sweet setup! I have a fecon fmx36 that I am considering mounting to a 60g. Do you run a case drain with he prinoth?
Philip, there is no case drain required on this model. We are very impressed with what the Prinoth does on the smaller models. It makes a great combination!
@@QEPUSA what is the purchase price for the prinoth? I can't seem to find any listed with price. :)
@@TheSmittles Depending on options, the M450E-900 heads are around $20K plus installation.
Will these work on a 50g?
Sorry for the late response. Call me at (386) 754-6188 and I can help you out!
Junk just leaves tire pokers everywhere
A 20 year old brush hog and a chain saw can do the same thing with out spending 50k for this BS.
Some people run businesses and have cash to spend to offset their gross dollars. Other worker bees work harder and sweat it out!!!
Your brush hog can cut down and chew up 4" trees?
Impressive.
No, that is why i said "and a chain saw" you should read the entire sentence before to react.
@@rjohnson9543 Wow, I didn't know there was a brush hog that could shred 4 and 5" trees.
The purpose of these machines is to leave mulch behind and not have to deal with the large, cumbersom materials that come along with your chain saw and "bush-hog." The amount of extra work and equipment that is needed are nowhere comparable. They are totally different and shouldn't be lumped into the same category.