Rayco RG27 Super Jr.
Rayco's RG27 Super Jr. is designed to make the chore of removing unwanted tree stumps as easy as possible. The
swing-out control station gives operators a better look at the cutting action and swings in-line for travel through
gates. The slewing-ring pivot design lowers the center of gravity and provides a low-maintenance alternative to
pin-style pivots. It also means that maximum cutting depth can be maintained across the entire width of cut. Wider
tires improve flotation and traction while providing a more robust appearance. Cutting power and torque have
gotten a boost, provided by a 27-hp. Vanguard gasoline engine and improvements to the cutter wheel drive train.
The wide cutter wheel housing and more chip collection capacity means more power available for cutting and
less wasted on regrinding chips. An optional hydraulic backfill blade makes clean up fast and easy.
Vermeer SC30TX
The SC30TX features a dependable electronic fuel injection (EFI) gas engine that performs well during cold-weather
starts, reducing occurrence of engine flooding over comparable carbureted gas engines. The 27-hp. Kohler EFI gas
engine produces the necessary torque for challenging ground conditions and stubborn tree stumps. Along with
efficient maintenance and startability, the engine provides cost-effective fuel economy. Its horizontal shaft
design allows for easier access and maintenance due to the elimination of drive belts. The optional AutoSweep
system monitors engine speed and automatically adjusts cutter wheel sweep to reduce engine and structural
stress. Two individually controlled tracks enable a zero turning radius. Each track is operated by its own joystick
for simple, intuitive operation. This, along with its compact 35-inch-wide footprint and 7-inch tracks, contributes
to easier maneuverability in tight spaces and reduced yard disruption.
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