Why a Tractor Forestry Mulcher Makes Sense | MP348 Mulcher & TYM 2515
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2023
- Watch as we use our TYM 2515 tractor and Bamaulight MP348 forestry mulcher to clean up a mess of leftover limbs and scrub from last year's clearing project. Discover how these machines make maintaining large properties, trails, and building areas a breeze. Follow our journey as we put these tools to work and see how they'll help us keep our trails in great shape for years to come!
In case you didn't know, TYM tractors actually bought out Branson tractor a while back. They decided to bring the Branson 2515 tractor over to the TYM lineup, but they're not using the Branson name anymore. Don't worry though, the top-notch quality of these tractors hasn't changed one bit. And if you've got a Branson tractor, you'll be glad to know that TYM is still taking care of all the servicing needs.
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The idea of a mulcher is great. Expensive tool. And I would like to see it actually work on some 3" trees.
It can, but you'd need a more powerful tractor than this, or a skidsteer.
When you're on your own clock with your own equipment this does a fantastic job. Perfect homesteader territory. Thanks for posting folks.
Definitely a must have!! Makes quick work of all the debris. Thanks for sharing, Tony!
My trails are really coming around.
That really handled that well
Damn you. Now I'm gonna have to go buy one
I know! I get this a lot. It works on this 25hp tractor well, but my 48hp T474 rips it up.
I noticed it throws a lot of debris forward under the tractor. Are you at all concerned with the debris breaking a hydraulic line etc. under there?
ahh must be nice to have soil like that without granite and quartz rocks everywhere.
need one of those,
Seriously looking at this tractor. Yes will be nice to see how it handles stump grinder. Wondering what size chipper this tractor can handle also. Thanks for the great vid👍
Same here
I want one. Well need one
They are expensive upfront, but It has saved me so much money already.
I can definitely see how useful this would be to have, gonna be a dream attachment for sure
Expensive leaf shredder.....doesn't handle any brush that well.
Seems like a lot of naysayers in the thread, ill say this much. We bought the tym 474 based on the videos from Tony and we bought the mp348 mulcher based on the videos from tony. Having used to cat 299d3 and the hm100 mulcher from Cat i knew what the baumalight wouldnt do. Wish i could upload the picture that shows the six inch pine tree i mulched with the mp348. Thanks Mr Tony, your videos and tests/demos helped us make 2 informed purchases!
Tim, thank you. So many people hate just to hate. It doesn't even phase me. Still, your support made my day.
Good to hear. I just finished a job with the mulcher on sloped rocky soil. Didn't break any teeth although it did wear them down. The job would have taken 3 days by hand. We did it in 10 hours. Thanks Again for all your advice.
Stalled out on some pretty small stuff, but I'm still curious. I have a ton of bamboo to deal with, and something like that would make short work of it. The price, though.....
Now I have seen mulcher on the front of of trackers would that not work better great video thanks Tony and Tanya
Ya but it's probably a more expensive rig.
There are no mulchers built for the front of a tractor like this. It would require too much hydraulic flow. They make them for skid steers. The only reason this works on the tractor is because it runs off of the rear PTO.
tym good
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seems like a slip clutch would be helpful
It has a slip clutch.
is a forestry mulcher a heavy duty flail mower?
No. Two separate things
Why not run the mulcher in both directions being your backing up anyway ?
Because when you pull it forward it piles up all of the smaller debris in a small pile.
From what I see , the tractor is under powered for it's size ! The t 25 does a better job with this implement !! Thanks Tony !!
Having run it on both, I can promise you the 2515 is much better suited for this. Mulcher. Horsepower wise it's virtually a tie ; however, if we tried to use the mulcher on the t25 on a hillside, it would be very dangerous. The 2515 has the weight to handle the 1000 lb mulcher.
No offense, but I think I like the muncher that attaches to the skid steer a lot better.
I agree. They also cost $25k to $50k to buy, plus you will need to throw in an extra $70k to $100k for a Skid Steer. I already have tractors and this works as fast as I need to for $14k. The resale on these units are great, so I could recoup most of my expenses when I am done.
No eye protection?
No bugs out
Get me a hook up on a mp572
I am afraid I don't have that much pull.
you really need a shear pin or a clutch on this PTO or youll end up breaking the transmission of that poor tractor. everytime it bog down the tractor you hurting it badly... definitely need a bigger tractor for this implement.
Excavator and/or dozer is the best way to clear land. Mulchers make a mess and require lots of clean up and time.
Thank you for your opinion.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I have cleared hundreds of acres of land, it’s not an opinion.
Thank you for your opinion on your opinion.
@@TonysTractorAdventure thank you for being an insecure troll, who peddles ineffective junk. Nothing grows if you don’t clean up the mulched debris. Cleaning up mulched debris is an arduous, time consuming endeavor. Know it all
I like how you went all 3rd grade when you couldn't get the result you wanted. Name calling. So awesome. Have a great day and keep your opinions coming.
For ~$12k yeah that’s a no from me. I’d rather try and rent one and if that’s not an option just have someone come and do it for a fraction of the cost of this tool.
Maybe you are looking at it short term or you don't have enough land to justify it. For us the cost is well justified because of the amount of clearing and trails we will have. The fact that we can have it at our location when we need it is key. These mulchers hold their value and I have many people wanting to buy mine already. If at any point I want to sell it. I can recoup a huge portion of my investment.
@@TonysTractorAdventure true, I wouldn’t need it but for maybe a day or two.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Well said. I think it would make for a great side gig when one's own property is done, as long as one has a good truck and trailer.
tiller would do the same thing,,,i was looking for forestry mulching,,,,guess ill have to look elsewhere
As he said in the beginning of the video, he was going back over an area he had already forestry mulched last year. Those videos are also on his channel.
@@mrpete9958 hes got a big pile of trees, limbs, and other right there,,,,i want to see him stick it there so we can see it in action,,,his piddle on the 2 inches of surface was not much of a show,,,but just to let me know not to click here again, thanks for nothing
What tiller are you using? I wouldn’t dare run my tiller in wooded terrain with all those roots and stumps. I get what you’re getting at, but this is a 25 horsepower tractor, not a 75hp skidsteer it’s never going to shred through large trees.
@@lordchaa1598 title said timber mulcher,,,,i was going by that,,,,
@@bill45colt Sorry someone took the time to make a video....
You're trying to work that tractor like it's the tym 474. You have got used to all that horsepower and this one can't match it .😩
I still say that machine is too much for the 25hp tractor, you only have to see how it stalls it (more than once). You have a bigger tractor, why don't you use it for that job.
Because I am testing this tractor for one year.
Please stop dragging that thing around, go get a bush hog or a garden tiller haha. That implement is suppose to be slowly driven into the brush. You seem to be running away from everything.
You've obviously not watched all the videos about my mulcher. I appreciate your input.