





| WIDTH | 3 500 mm |
| MULCHING SWATH | 3 000 mm |
| WEIGHT | 5 100 kg |
| TIMING BELTS | (2) 90 mm (3.5 in) width |
| CYLINDERS, PUSH BAR | (2) 75 mm (3 in) bore |
| CYLINDERS, DEBRIS DOOR | (2) 38 mm (1.5 in) bore |
| MOTORS | (2) Piston, variable displacement |
| DIAMETER tip-to-tip | 610-635 mm |
| STANDARD | Rotor, open face Bolt-on (60) tool interface |
| TOOLS standard | Standard duty, carbide |
| TOOLS optional | Impact resistant, carbide Knife, hardened steel |
| OPTIONAL | Rotor, open face, taper-lock (50) tool interface Feed Control Rotor (FCR), bolt-on (50) tool interface |
| TOOLS standard | Standard duty, carbide |
| TOOLS optional | Impact resistant, carbide Knife, hardened steel |
| STANDARD | Wear liner, bolt-in replaceable Skis, adjustable with carbide hard facing Anvils, straight with carbide hard facing Push bar, hydraulic Debris guard, chain (2) row |
| OPTIONAL | Debris guard, steel plate and/or reinforced rubber Wear liner, partial insert Anvils, serrated with hard facing |
The push bar is taller with increased tilt for improved debris control.
The skis have been redesigned to reduce debris build-up and improve lifespan.
Tool interface choices include the taper-lock system, or the bolt-on system. Both are designed by Tigercat for superior life and performance.
Various carbide tools and hardened steel knife tools are available to suit a range of applications.
Tigercat also offers an optional Feed Control Rotor (FCR) in addition to the standard open face rotor.
The drive system uses a poly chain for reduced belt slip and lower maintenance.
Large heavy duty bearings and shafts ensure long life and high productivity.
Jason and Misty West talk about their land clearing business and how the new Tigercat 760B mulcher fits into the equipment mix.
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After recognizing a need in their community for brush clearing and mulching services, Pam and Stan Hegener started Cedar Eaters™ in 2001. Now co-owned by their son, Spence Hegener, Cedar Eaters offers mulching and land restoration services across Texas while occasionally breaking into bordering states.
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