Built Smarter. Matched Better. Ready for Real Work.
The demands placed on brush cutters today aren’t what they were five years ago… and your equipment shouldn’t be either.
That’s why Virnig has redesigned their skid steer brush cutter lineup from the ground up. Not to chase trends, but to solve real-world challenges operators face every day: machine compatibility, hydraulic efficiency, durability under load, and consistent cutting performance.
The result? A smarter, more flexible lineup that delivers the same trusted Virnig performance, now with more options, better usability, and stronger long-term value.
Brush Cutters Built for Today’s Applications
Every job is different. Every machine is different. And one-size-fits-all doesn’t cut it anymore. Pun intended.
The updated Virnig brush cutter lineup reflects that reality with expanded configurations and refined designs that make it easier to match the right cutter to the right machine and application.
What’s New:
- Expanded V40 series (Open Front and Closed Front) with more widths and flow options
- V60 Open Front now optimized as a 3-blade contractor-grade cutter
- 4-blade system moved to the premium V70 series for maximum cutting power
- Optional pressure gauge and carbide teeth available across more models
This isn’t just a product refresh, it’s a shift toward better machine matching, better performance, and better results in the field.
Stronger, Smarter Cutter Deck Design
Durability isn’t just about thicker steel, it’s about smarter engineering.
Virnig enhanced the cutter decks across the lineup to improve strength, reduce wear, and make operation more efficient in real working conditions.
Key Improvements:
- Full-length, wider top deck channels for increased structural integrity
- Replaceable skid shoes with extended taper for ground-level cutting
- Angled rear deck corners to improve material flow and reduce buildup
- Added grip tape for safer service and maintenance access
These changes aren’t flashy, but they matter. They reduce downtime, improve cut quality, and extend the life of the machine.
