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Kansas Klipper tree shear
Our History
The KANSAS KLIPPER
The KANSAS KLIPPER
KANSAS KLIPPER was designed by Joel Haden. We started testing the KANSAS KLIPPER in 1978. It was originally mounted on 3 point hitch then tractor loader and then a skid loader for commercial work clearing pastures of Cedar an Hedge trees.
The KANSAS KLIPPER
The KANSAS KLIPPER
The KANSAS KLIPPER
Because we use a single blade, the tree in almost all instances, falls in the direction the blade cuts. The stump is left with no center fibers to jerk or tear loose. Basically smoother and faster than a chain saw. The blade is made of tool steel. It is not unusual to get 350 hours cutting time before it needs sharpened. It can be
Because we use a single blade, the tree in almost all instances, falls in the direction the blade cuts. The stump is left with no center fibers to jerk or tear loose. Basically smoother and faster than a chain saw. The blade is made of tool steel. It is not unusual to get 350 hours cutting time before it needs sharpened. It can be re-sharpened in the cutter frame with a portable grinder. We know of one customer whose blade has well over 4000 hours of use. kansas klipper