About this product
Micro Excavator Flail Mower Built For Tight-Space Land Clearing
The Eterra EX-30M gives compact excavator operators a serious flail mower for brush, grass, brambles, and small saplings without stepping up to a full-size excavator head. The 30 inch cut width is easy to position around fences, ditches, trails, property edges, and confined job sites where a skid steer mower or larger excavator mower is too much machine.
Choose the hydraulic flow range, hose length, and excavator coupler setup that matches your machine. The EX-30M is designed around 8-26 GPM auxiliary hydraulics and uses sixteen 1 lb Y-style flail blades for a balanced cut in mixed vegetation.
Why Operators Choose The EX-30M
- Compact 30 inch cutting width for mini and micro excavator work
- 4 inch cutting capacity for brush, brambles, grass, and small trees
- 3500 PSI maximum pressure rating with 8-26 GPM flow range
- Steel 4140 HT drive shaft and A572 Grade 50 housing material
- Includes hydraulic hoses, couplers, and mount per current Eterra catalog notes
- Excavator coupler options are available for common compact excavator setups
Fitment Notes
The EX-30M is specified for excavators in the 2,200-7,000 lb machine-weight range. Confirm auxiliary flow, coupler style, and machine model before ordering. If your machine is outside the listed weight or hydraulic range, contact us before checkout so we can help verify the right mower and coupler path.
Specifications
Model EX-30M Cut Width 30 in. Overall Width 43 in. Cutting Capacity 4 in. Deck Height 20 in. Flow Range 8-26 GPM Maximum Pressure 3500 PSI Blade Count 16 Blade Weight 1 lb each RPM Range 2000-2500 RPM Product Weight 346 lb Machine Weight Range 2,200-7,000 lbShipping
This mower ships by LTL freight. A commercial address with forklift or loader access is recommended; liftgate service may be required for residential or limited-access delivery.
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