ROWMEC Equipment Company's patented R.O.W. King™ Cutter head attachment is designed to be mounted on an assortment of tractors, loaders, and other prime movers. It is one of the most efficient means to save time, money and labor on a wide range of land clearing jobs. The R.O.W. King™ is tough and powerful, being able to cut through heavy brush and trees up to fifteen inches in diameter, on a continuous basis. The R.O.W. King™ will clear brush and trees to ground level with nothing to haul away or burn when the job is done .

If safety is a concern, consider that the wood chips from the R.O.W. King are cast forward and downward, thus eliminating side-throw which can endanger lives and property. This action allows the R.O.W. King to be operated next to highways and buildings. and when the land is cleared, because the R.O.W. King cuts flush with the ground and it chips what it cuts, rubber tired vehicles can drive onto the land immediately.

When you compare the R.O.W. King with other methods of land clearing you discover an economical and environmentally sound alternative.

The Alternatives :

Land clearing with a work crew using chain saws and chippers is slow and costly. You still have the chipped material to dispose of, which requires you to spread it out or haul it away.   This is added time, equipment and money.

Land clearing with a bulldozer using a blade attachment leaves material, which must be hauled away or burned. While hauling is ecologically more acceptable than burning, it is an expensive and unnecessary cost.

Let's talk a little bit about the R.O.W. King Head itself. The head uses a series of patented free-swinging, double edged teeth mounted on a rotor assembly. The rotor runs at a constant speed and direction independent of the prime mover. The teeth chip and cut standing material and continue to chip the felled material into mulch. If a tooth should strike a rock, it swings up into the rotor for protection and then returns to its cutting position. These teeth can be sharpened in the field without removal of the rotor. They are also easily reversed or replaced when required.

The R.O.W. King is a multi-use workhorse. The economy and convenience make it useful for land clearing, site preparations, landfill volume reduction and right-of-way clearing.

Model 7010H is a hydrostatic unit with a seven foot ten inch cutting width, which can be used with prime movers, which have auxiliary hydraulic power.

All R.O.W. Kings use tree pushers constructed of tubular steel cross members and wings. These protect the operator from falling trees and they direct the trees into the path of the machine's cutters.

The rotor assembly is constructed with 33 patented free-swinging heat-treated, alloy-steel teeth (seven-foot, ten-inch head), offset mounted in three rows at alternate openings, with each row over lapping to ensure a continuous cut. Three cutter support rods extend through each row of teeth on the rotor assembly.   The rotor spins at 2,100 RPM with a minimum of vibration because all rotors are dynamically balanced before and after head assembly.

“Why shred and beat the wood material with carbide hammers, when you can cut and chip the material in half the time?”

ROWMEC also builds complete clearing machines on different prime movers.

Reconditioned units are also available.

*To implement its policy of continuing product improvement, ROWMEC reserves the right to alter design and specifications without notice.