Raytree Drum Mulcher: 50-Inch Standard or 72-Inch High Flow
The 50-inch Raytree drum mulcher runs on standard flow and the 72-inch needs a high-flow skid steer, so your hydraulic flow decides the fit.

The 50-inch Raytree drum mulcher is a standard-flow model, and the 72-inch Raytree drum mulcher is a high-flow model. Which one fits your skid steer comes down to its hydraulic flow, measured in gallons per minute (GPM).
Which Raytree drum mulcher fits a standard-flow or high-flow skid steer?
The 50-inch is the standard-flow mulcher, and the 72-inch is the high-flow mulcher. If your skid steer isn't high flow, the 50-inch is the one to look at.
What does the 50-inch RMBD50 need to run?
The 50-inch standard-flow model, the RMBD50, is rated for 13 to 24 GPM and weighs 1,230 pounds. It ships with its case drain hose and coupler included. A case drain is a third hose that sends hydraulic fluid back to the machine's tank.
How does the 72-inch mulcher hook up?
The 72-inch is built for a high-flow skid steer, not an excavator. As a high-flow mulcher, it hooks up with a female and a male hydraulic hose plus a case drain line that sends the fluid back to the tank.
Will the couplers fit my skid steer?
Yes, for most equipment. These mulchers come with case drains, like most newer equipment. Each unit is tested before it ships, and its couplers are swapped to standard 3/4-inch flat-face fittings that fit most equipment.
The original couplers that came off it, often a larger overseas size, are boxed up and sent along too, in case your machine uses those instead.
Will a Kubota SVL75-3 run the 72-inch mulcher?
Yes. The Kubota SVL75-3's high-flow range of 30 to 45 GPM is enough to run the 72-inch, and a Kubota SVL75-3 has run the 72-inch mulcher well. A larger, higher-flow machine runs it even better.
What changed on the new blue 72-inch model?
The newer blue 72-inch, the RMDM72, is an upgraded version of the older red one. It has a heavier, updated case, marked with a sticker so you can tell it from the red model.
It also swaps the older square teeth, which had four corner points, for larger half-moon teeth with a curved, sawtooth shape, and it adds a bearing protector.
How do you pick the right mulcher size?
Start with your skid steer's hydraulic flow: standard flow points to the 50-inch, high flow to the 72-inch. See the drum mulchers at chuppindustrial.com, or call Chupp Industrial with your skid steer's flow and we'll help you pick the right size.
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