Excavator Forestry Attachments

Compare excavator forestry attachments for timber handling, stump removal and brush clearing. This collection includes timber and sorting grapples, mechanical and hydraulic thumbs, a hydraulic grapple saw, a stump puller, and an excavator brush cutter mulcher. Start with the job, then review each product’s mounting, machine-size and operating requirements before requesting a quote.

Match the attachment to the excavator

Begin with the excavator make, model, operating weight and coupler. Confirm whether the machine uses an S40, S50, S60, S70 or another interface, then check hydraulic flow, operating pressure, auxiliary circuit and hose routing. Grapples and thumbs are normally chosen for sorting, loading and secure handling. Grapple saws and stump pullers require a closer review of hydraulic and clearance requirements. Brush cutters and mulchers should be matched to the carrier's approved flow, pressure, counterweight and working width.

Choose by forestry task

  • Timber cutting and handling: Review the excavator hydraulic grapple saw alongside the timber and sorting grapples. Compare their intended tasks and the requirements stated on each product page.
  • Stump removal: Review the excavator stump puller and confirm the mounting interface, machine limits and working conditions.
  • Brush clearing: Review the excavator brush cutter mulcher and check its published carrier, hydraulic and mounting requirements.

For digging, grading and other excavator work, browse the full Excavator Attachments collection. Send your machine model, coupler details, application and relevant hydraulic information through Request a Quote for a configuration review.

Specifications and worksite details to provide

  • Excavator model, operating weight, coupler type and pin dimensions.
  • Hydraulic flow in LPM, operating pressure, return-line requirements and controls.
  • Opening or cutting width, attachment weight and required reach or clearance.
  • Target material such as logs, brush, roots, stumps, rocks or mixed debris.
  • Duty cycle, slope, access restrictions and any dealer or rental-fleet requirements.

These details let LANDYINDUS confirm a safe configuration, available options and freight requirements. Tonnage ranges and interfaces are not interchangeable without checking the actual machine and coupler.

Excavator forestry attachment FAQ

Which excavator size should I use?

Use the carrier's operating weight and hydraulic limits as the starting point. The correct attachment weight and interface must be confirmed for the exact model.

Can skid steer attachments be used on an excavator?

Do not assume compatibility. The mounting interface, attachment weight, hydraulic requirements and intended operation must be reviewed for the exact machine and attachment. An adapter alone does not confirm a suitable match.

Can you supply S40, S50, S60 or S70 configurations?

Those interfaces may be available, but the coupler geometry and pin measurements must be checked before quoting.

What should I send for a quote?

Send the excavator model, coupler, hydraulic specifications, target material, working width and photos or drawings through Request a Quote.

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