Baumalight Rotary Brush Cutter CP572 For Tractors

The Baumalight CP572 Rotary Brush Cutter uses a compatible tractor's PTO to put a 72-inch cutting width to work in overgrown pastures, farm edges, and wooded property areas. Mounted on a Category 2 three-point hitch, this cutter combines a four-blade rotor with an open front and push bar that helps guide standing vegetation toward the cutting zone. Its 82-inch cutting path provides a broad working envelope for reclaiming ground and maintaining access without changing to a hydraulic skid steer attachment.

Four reversible 1/4-inch AR400 slasher blades slice through woody growth and reduce material through successive passes. Baumalight publishes a 4-inch maximum felling diameter and a 2-inch maximum mulching diameter for the CP572, so cutting down material and reducing it to a finer finish should be treated as separate tasks. Blade condition, travel speed, vegetation density, and available tractor power all affect the result. The rotor uses a substantial 3/4-inch top plate and 3/8-inch bottom plate to support the four-way blade assembly.

A bevel gearbox transfers PTO power to the cutting rotor, with a 4-disc clutch providing over-torque protection. The heavy-duty output shaft shield helps protect the driveline from contact with cut material, while the rear chain curtain reduces debris discharge. A 1/4-inch steel deck and powder-coated finish provide a durable platform for regular outdoor clearing. Each new CP572 includes a replacement blade set, giving the owner service parts for keeping the cutter ready as the original edges wear.

Baumalight lists a 5,000 lb minimum tractor weight requirement, a maximum engine rating of 85 HP, and a maximum PTO rating of 75 HP for this model. Check the tractor's hitch capacity, driveline fit, and stability against the 1,900-lb cutter, and note that the attachment is not quick-hitch compatible. The optional D005723 tail wheel is available separately for deck support and cutting-height control. Follow the operator's manual when connecting the PTO, setting clutch protection, and establishing a safe operating area around the cutter.