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Diamond Mowers’ customer, Curtis Lemons, shared his experience with Diamond’s Skid-Steer Forestry Disc Mulcher for land clearing and vegetation management.

Scott MacDonald, Owner-Operator of 10 Point Land Management, shares his experience with Diamond Mowers’ Skid-Steer Forestry Disc Mulcher and how it has impacted his business.

There are five fundamental components of Diamond’s Forestry Disc Mulcher; including the motor, teeth, disc, spindle, and shell. Why did Diamond choose to use these specific components, and why are they successful? Let’s look at the deck shell.

There are five fundamental components of Diamond’s Forestry Disc Mulcher; including the motor, teeth, disc, spindle and shell. Why did Diamond choose to use these specific components, and why are they successful? Let’s look at the spindle.

There are five fundamental components of Diamond’s Forestry Disc Mulcher; including the motor, teeth, disc, spindle and shell. Why did Diamond choose to use these specific components, and why are they successful? Let’s look at the cutting disc design.

There are five fundamental components of Diamond’s Forestry Disc Mulcher; including the motor, teeth, disc, spindle and shell. Why did Diamond choose to use these specific components, and why are they successful? Let’s look at the cutting teeth.

There are five fundamental components of Diamond’s Forestry Disc Mulcher; including the motor, teeth, disc, spindle and shell. Why did Diamond choose to use these specific components, and why are they successful? Let’s start with the motor.

Osage Orange, which is also known as hedge apple, horseapple, bowwood, or bodark, is native to the Southern United States. Its tough wood has been used for fence posts, archery bows, and wheel rims for horse-drawn wagons by pioneers. It also was commonly planted as a living fence line before barbed wire as another way to contain livestock.

Diamond Mowers customer, Ricky Fullard, in Vale, TN wrote us to share his experience with his Skid-Steer Forestry Disc Mulcher for vegetation management.

Forest fires are a real and justified fear for many land and homeowners across the US. As real estate continues to expand into forests, we are increasing our exposure and risks associated with forest fire. We have the opportunity to combat this threat with preventative action and maintenance.