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Awesome! Congrats on the new equipment, and thanks so much for choosing Virnig. Please tag us if you share photos or videos of your work! We LOVE seeing this beast in action.

Yeah, we're working on getting better footage of all our attachments. This video is 10 years old! Here's a more recent shot: instagram.com/p/CoZxWxyPQTK/

The V70 Drum Mulcher is ideal for 75+hp range, with flow rate above 30 GPM. Our line of brush cutters should have something compatible for your machine, though! www.virnigmfg.com/products/brush-cutters/

Thank you for your feedback. While we as the manufacturer don't publicly list MSRP, many of our Virnig dealerships post pricing online. So a quick Google search should get you the info you're looking for.

We've updated and redefined the Brush Cutter line since this video! The V60 IRC is now known as the V60 Open Front Rotary Brush Cutter: www.virnigmfg.com/product/v60-open-front-rotary-brush-cutter/ Walkaround Video here: czcams.com/video/L3PUZubBLaA/video.html AND there is a V70 version now with a piston motor: www.virnigmfg.com/product/v70-open-front-rotary-brush-cutter/

Thanks for your interest! Please start here to locate your nearest Virnig dealership: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder/

Thanks for your interest in Virnig's V70 DRM! For specs, more videos, and photos, please click here: www.virnigmfg.com/product/v70-drum-mulcher/ To locate your nearest Virnig dealer, please click here: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder If you'd prefer to work with our inside sales team, we can provide MSRP and assist in locating a Virnig dealership near you: offer.virnigmfg.com/request-a-quote Thank you!

Thanks, we're celebrating 35 years this year! It's incredible to think how far Virnig has come since 1989. 78" or 84" V60 Root Rake Grapple would be the best match since it'd be wider than tracking width (the 78" attachment is 80.5" measuring from the two outermost teeth on each side). Photos, Videos, and Specs - www.virnigmfg.com/product/root-rake-grapple-skid-steer-attachment/ Similar to the grapple, I'd recommend a 78" or 84" cutter. For what you need it to do, any of the 78" or 84" V50 Series cutters should work well as long as you get the right motor configuration for it. If your 770 doesn't have high flow, then the 25 GPM motor will give you the highest blade tip speed and best overall performance since your loader runs at 23 GPM in standard flow. If you're dealing with a lot of hills and valleys, then a floating deck cutter would be a solid choice. It'll leave a nice finish and look like a lawn if you want that final appearance. All Cutters - www.virnigmfg.com/products/brush-cutters/ We also have skid steer augers and bits! Standard - www.virnigmfg.com/product/auger-drive/ High Torque - www.virnigmfg.com/product/auger-drive-high-torque/ 4' Bits - www.virnigmfg.com/product/auger-bits/ I'd suggest reaching out to our sales team, attachments@virnigmfg.com or 800-648-2408. They can help coordinate your best fit with each model and help locate a Virnig dealership near you. Thank you!

While a lower price may seem appealing at first glance, there are several crucial factors here. The Digging Tree Puller (DTP) cylinder features 30,000lbs of clamping force, 10x more than their tree puller cylinder which offers 3,000lbs of force. Our push bar is made from 3/8" thick steel and built to withstand substantial weight. The serrations on the top help control/haul larger trees. The push bar often bears the full brunt of the tree's weight, sometimes unintentionally. Their weaker push bar, made of thinner steel, simply won't hold up under pressure like ours does. The cylinder is guarded and hoses are safely routed, minimizing the risk of damage. Contrast that with theirs, where a simple snag on a low hanging branch could result in you fixing an oily mess instead of working. Choosing the Digging Tree Puller isn't just a matter of price, it's about investing in unparalleled quality, versatility, efficiency and long term value. It's about having a tool that not only gets jobs done, but continues to do so reliably long after the initial purchase price is forgotten. www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder/

Sorry, that is too light for the XBC. We recommend an operating weight of 8900+ lbs. You'd want a TB 240 or bigger.

Virnig's Power Rake is the ideal tool for the job, combining the functions of a tiller, box blade, and rake in one product. The carbide teeth effortlessly pulverize gravel and soil while leveling and grading the surface. It will quickly remove gravel potholes and washboards while cutting down high spots and filling low spots. Specs, photos, and videos here: www.virnigmfg.com/product/power-rake/ Once you get the hang of it, the rake delivers a superior & level finish in just one or two passes. It'll also windrow bigger rocks off to the side when angled. Be mindful not to apply too much down pressure to avoid creating washboards. PRO TIP: Use a dirt bucket to fill larger holes and let our power rake handle the rest.

If this little rake would actually chew up Hawaiian Basalt rock I’d be beyond impressed. I see it working great for resurfacing existing gravel because it’s just mixing it back up and leveling it out but when the gravel gets washed away in certain areas you’re left with solid rock here in Hawaii so I need something that can turn rock into gravel and this rake doesn’t look like the tool for that. I’m thinking a skid steer might not be big enough. Maybe a tractor with a 3point with at least 300hp might be better.

Oh I see! In this case, I'd recommend to research skid steer stone crushers or cold planers. We don't offer anything like that *yet* but those attachments would be better suited for solid rock. Let us know if you find something that works! Intriguing job.

@Nonyabiz69 thanks for your interest! We sell through a network of dealers. Please click here to find your nearest: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder/ Drum style, teeth, width, and other options will impact cost at the dealership. Or, click here and our team will send you MSRP & help locate nearby Virnig dealerships: offer.virnigmfg.com/request-a-quote Thank you!

Yes.

Thanks for your feedback! It's meant for dirt, snow, and debris. If you do hit a solid object or crash into something, it can be bent back into original form.

Great question. The hooks on the top are to slide a bucket edge into, so you can transport a bucket and the land leveler while taking up a lot less space on a trailer.

Depending on the size and impact, stop and check the teeth for damage. They may need to be sharpened or replaced.

Skeleton rock grapple, maybe? Or a skeleton rock bucket. www.virnigmfg.com/products/grapples/ www.virnigmfg.com/products/buckets/

Yes, your machine is a great match! Specs, Photos, More Videos: www.virnigmfg.com/product/x30-mini-excavator-rotary-brush-cutter/ To locate your nearest Virnig dealer, please click here: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're delighted to hear you're still loving your V-Snow Blade after almost a decade of use. The pin-on wings increase blade width by 21 3/4", increasing capacity and reducing spillage for fewer passes.

@richardparker6604 we're not sure what you mean by solid broom core. Here's what the core looks like: czcams.com/video/D7yu1sDg1jc/video.html

No, it's not backward compatible.

@@VirnigMfgInc thank you for the quick reply. Darn.

@tangydiesel1886 just checking in to let you know the older TDM models are now backwards compatible! :)

Awesome! Congratulations on the new equipment. And thanks so much for choosing Virnig. Please tag us if you share photos/videos of your work, we LOVE seeing our attachments in action!

Not long! Here are some real-time clips of the XBC in action: czcams.com/video/ys9gCUJB-yM/video.html czcams.com/video/kt-uVigWF80/video.html

@user-go7uo9zs7n Our auger is designed to chew through ice and hard pack snow so I'd anticipate it performing extremely well. We use it in Rice, MN on a Toolcat to eat away the piles to create more room for future snowfall. This video clip shows it chewing through icy hard pack that we get in the spring: czcams.com/video/vWGKumDvDxI/video.htmlsi=ykcls4mREgPXNjf7&t=37

@dbyers35750 thanks for the constructive feedback. This video was made in 2016, and we're working on getting more impressive footage for all our attachments. Here are some more recent videos of the Virnig Power Rake in action. czcams.com/video/ljkAgFkeNzM/video.html czcams.com/users/shorts7i-3_Rx55Gs czcams.com/video/DtIHK7C8OWs/video.htmlsi=QhMCP9OESmTEvDek

@maxpayne2337 our mini-excavator brush cutter requires 8900lbs minimum excavator weight to run safely.

But robots helped make it! 💪

@libertyordeath1287 the shorter bucket allows the operator to utilize more of the loader breakout force. Might have to take a couple extra scoops of dirt to get down under the stump, but once there you can apply a lot more force than a longer bucket!

@briancouslin7194 that machine unfortunately is too light. You'd want a VIO-45 or larger. Appreciate your interest, though!

@Grunnsetning many of our dealers list price online, so a quick Google search should show you accurate cost. To locate your nearest Virnig dealership, please click here: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder To work with our inside sales team, please call 800-648-2408 or click here: offer.virnigmfg.com/request-a-quote. Our team can help find local pricing and work with a nearby dealer to get you the exact configuration you're interested in. Thank you!

Many of our dealers list price online, so a quick Google search should show you accurate cost. To locate your nearest Virnig dealership, please click here: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder To work with our inside sales team, please call 800-648-2408 or click here: offer.virnigmfg.com/request-a-quote. Our team can help find local pricing and work with a nearby dealer to get you the exact configuration you're interested in. Thank you!

@johnspoon923 Thanks for your interest! There are a dozen Virnig dealerships within 30 miles from you, and the closest is in your city: Dixie Diesel Service Inc. You can browse all others nearby here: www.virnigmfg.com/dealer-finder/

We were running the 42" open front cutter on the Kubota SCL1000.

We were running the 42" width cutter on the Kubota SCL1000.

Chris, thanks for your interest! Yes, the TDM will absolutely shred that material but may not suck it in like it would a tree. We offer two different chute styles, so you'd definitely want the open chute option mentioned at 2:42. If you'd like to see a LOT more footage, there's an active user of the disc mulcher on our Virnig Attachments FB group page here: facebook.com/groups/689355714942779

@@VirnigMfgInc Great, thanks!

Thanks for your constructive feedback! This video was released almost a decade ago, and since then we’ve heard from others who also disliked the music. A lot has changed since 2014, including our music choices.