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Used Mulchers in Poland

  • 2023 Joskin BJ 315 C2

    2023 Joskin BJ 315 C2

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Joskin
    • Model: BJ 315 C2

    Joskin BJ 315 C2 (2023) Position of the machine on the tractor: Rear middle Working width (Mulcher/Weed mower): 3.15 m Transport width (m): 3.40 Number of rotors: 2 Required power (hp): 75/125 Number of discs: 2/...

    $8,185 USD

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    Est. $161/mo

    Mrągowo, Poland
  • 2023 Maschio TORNADO 310

    2023 Maschio TORNADO 310

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Maschio - Gaspardo
    • Model: TORNADO 310

    Maschio TORNADO 310 (2023) Universal three-point hitch, Cat. II Minimum Power Requirement: 90 HP Maximum Power Capacity: 150 HP Working Width: 3.1 m Transport Width: 3.3 m PTO Speed: 540 RPM (standard) Maximum Cu...

    $9,036 USD

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    Est. $177/mo

    Mrągowo, Poland
  • 2009 Ahwi UZM 580

    2009 Ahwi UZM 580

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Ahwi

    Agronetto id: AW31447

    $24,081 USD

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    Est. $453/mo

    Staszów, Poland

Overview

Mulchers are powerful machines designed for clearing land, managing vegetation, and converting tree branches, shrubs, and other organic materials into mulch. They are essential in forestry, landscaping, and agricultural applications, making tasks like land reclamation and maintenance efficient and environmentally friendly.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used mulcher?

Check the condition of the mulcher’s blades or teeth, engine hours, and overall wear. It's also important to review maintenance records and ensure there are no major mechanical issues.

How do I ensure the mulcher is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the mulcher is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a mulcher?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and sharpening blades or teeth, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.