Diamond Mowers, a manufacturer of industrial mowing, mulching, and brush cutting equipment for the municipal, skid-steer, and excavator markets, is innovating mulching once again with the Drum Mulcher Pro X2.
Developed in direct collaboration with mulching contractors and land management professionals, this next-generation attachment, available in open drum (OD) and depth control (DC) profiles, delivers a low cost of ownership over its lifetime when paired with Diamond’s advanced tooth technology and offers a host of user-friendly enhancements to maximize efficiency, durability, and operator control.
The Drum Mulcher Pro X2:
The DC model comes standard with the company’s proprietary Edge Hardened Steel Teeth. Offering processing efficiency and durability, these teeth have taller “paddles” to ingest more material for a more comprehensive and cleaner mulch on the first pass.
The OD model comes with Twin Maul Carbide Teeth, which are ideally suited for heavy ground engagement and rugged terrain. Both platforms can also accommodate a mix of Twin Maul and Edge Steel teeth to strike the perfect balance between cutting performance and control for maximum productivity, minimal wear, and lower operational costs.
Enhanced stability and visibility
The new Drum Mulcher Pro X2 features a strategically designed geometry that provides stability, improved sightlines, and control. The motor-high profile positions components closer to the carrier, improving the centre of gravity and weight distribution for machine balance. This intentional chassis design also affords easier manoeuvrability, reducing fatigue and allowing for longer, more comfortable operation.
To optimize sightlines for operators, Diamond minimized the motor cover height and reconfigured the hose routing to achieve a superior level of clarity that is unmatched in the industry. Additionally, unlike the one-size-fits-all hose lengths used on many attachments, Diamond offers multiple hose lengths with the Pro X2 to accommodate different carriers and configurations.
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