Interview with Land Clearing Company - ASV RT-120 and TAKEUCHI TL12v2 - DAF-180D

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Cleaning after natural disaster damages is just one of the many usage the DENIS CIMAF DAF-180D can help the community with.
This DAF-180D is state-of-the-art tool for small land management businesses.
DENIS CIMAF Inc. - specializing in the development of high-efficiency industrial mulcher. DENIS CIMAF Mulchers are recognized for their productivity and efficiency. Land clearing equipment, forestry mulcher for excavators. These excavator mulchers are ideal for intensive vegetation control, land clearing, roadside, transmission lines, pipeline maintenance, forest fire prevention.
www.deniscimaf.com/
Attachment: DENIS CIMAF DAF-180D
Carriers: ASV RT-120, TAKEUCHI TL12v2
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@billdavis606 7 месяцев назад

Would rather have not had ASV and Takeuchi in the title, that's what I was looking for, a comparison of those two.

@isaiahburch9973 3 года назад

How does one go about getting a call back from Cimaf??? I have a brush mowing business and am looking for a mulching head for my skid steer. I have left multiple voicemails??

@donmutchler939 5 лет назад

I have a question you may be able to help me with. I have a Denis/Cimaf DAH180D on a Terex 100. I'm not sure why but in softer ground I can't seem to grind the whole limb. I have tried different techniques but can't seem to get it done. I also just picked up a Denis/Cimaf for on my 200 Komatsu LC8. It has the tilt attachment, any tips would be helpful. I think it would be hard to find a better forestry head. Thank you for any help!

@deniscimafincus 5 лет назад

Here is What Austin told me : "Tilting the head forward more so than usual and/or grinding the material laterally seems to help me in softer conditions"

@luismigueldjdhsjsusususidi8775 4 года назад

DENIS CIMAF Inc. Öflfl

@mgp-bct7723 5 лет назад

I seen a lot of videos and the ASV and John Deere 333G it’s the best power which one has best quality and better customer service ??, What a bout John Deer 333G ??? + ASV not building US it’s Australian product if in case it breaks down who is going to fix it ?there’s no dealers in every city or town + the $$$$ it’s 1/3 more expensive What is the point?

@colt45orton73 4 года назад

every vid i see with an asv i see this comment. just get what is local to you and you are more comfortable with

@cjjames7035 3 года назад

ASV is made in Grand Rapids. Not sure where you got Australia from. The dealers are always tough to find with ASV. But they have grew since a year you posted this. Whatever equipment company you buy from is going to depend on how good the service is ASV just sends parts out from Michigan. For the cost of one. All i can say is go run one and you will quickly see why they cost more. Its like driving a truck its so comfortable. If you are going to be in a machine all day that's the one I chose.

@stevewalsh8716 5 лет назад

Which skid steer do you like better ?

@deniscimafincus 5 лет назад

I will ask Austin and come back to you!

@deniscimafincus 5 лет назад

Here is what Austin told me : "They both have their advantages and disadvantages the rt120 is smoother riding and has a better ac system and cooling system. My only real complaint on the Asv is the torsional axles that do wear over time and will have to be replaced. Takeuchi has better visibility and larger cab and built like a tank. Both are very capable units paired with denis Cimaf mulchers."

@p52457 4 года назад

@@deniscimafincus Kubota and Takeuchi dealers are close to me. I'm in North Texas and our avg August high temp is 97 degrees F. Anyway, I was leaning toward the Takeuchi over the Kubota but I think Austin's opinion has convinced me to give pause because I simply need a machine that cools the cab in very hot weather and he doesn't seem quite happy with the Takeuchi. ASV is out of the question. Thanks for your honesty, folks. People like me (as a newcomer) need all the non-dealer input we can get.