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Baumalight 300 Series
MP360 Fixed Tooth Mulcher
The Baumalight MP360 is a PTO-driven fixed tooth mulcher designed for 3-point hitch tractors that need an efficient way to clear heavy vegetation and light brush. As part of Baumalight's lightweight 300 Series, the MP360 combines direct PTO drive, high speed teeth, and a compact Cat 1 design to give operators strong mulching performance with compact and utility tractors.
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Path Width 72" |
Rotor Width 60" |
Maximum PTO HP 45 HP |
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Why Customers Choose the MP360
For customers who need a tractor-mounted mulcher that balances size, weight, and aggressive brush performance, the Baumalight MP360 offers an efficient PTO-driven setup with a 60-inch rotor, 72-inch path width, and compact Cat 1 hitch configuration. It is a strong fit for property maintenance, fence row cleanup, trail clearing, and ongoing vegetation control with compatible tractors.
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We're seeing more and more interest in the idea of a mulcher all the time. We sell many of them on the front of very large compact track loaders, like Kubota's big SVL97, where we're adding cooling packs on the back to deliver all of that hydraulic horsepower down to a very aggressive drum with big teeth. This though is constructed a little bit differently. Baumalight still refers to this as a mulcher, and it does a similar job, but there is some differences in its construction that are going to allow to work on the back of a small tractor. Where those big compact track loader mulchers generally have big aggressive teeth that are going to go and take chunks out of the wood. This uses these much smaller ones so that your little bit lower horsepower is applied over a smaller area, allowing this to go and work its well through and mulch that wood up.
In my experience of running it, it will mulch it goes through, and it pulverizes things. It does leave you a little bit bigger chip left over than what I'm used to seeing from those other machines. These are expensive attachments. The ones that go on compact track loaders are routinely more than $30,000. This is not a cheap attachment for a tractor as well, but it's nearly a third of the price of one of those. So little bit more expensive than going out and running a rotary cutter or a flail mower depending on what kind of work you have. But you're going to see when we run this thing, your ability to just run over just about anything you can find and chew it up is almost unparalleled.

