Heavy-Duty Mulching for Large-Scale Work

The FAE is the heavy-duty machine in the fleet. In GRazer's own words, it delivers heavy-duty performance for large-scale vegetation management, with maximum stability and control on commercial and council projects.

Where Connie is about getting into difficult places, the FAE is about covering ground and taking heavy material. On open and accessible sites it covers typically 2 to 3 acres a day, depending on vegetation density, height, slope and underfoot terrain, which is what makes large reserve, easement and pastoral work practical rather than theoretical.

Stability is the specification that matters on this class of machine. Working a batter or an embankment at angle for hours at a time is a different demand from a short pass, and machine stability is what determines both the safety margin and the quality of the finish.

The FAE is a mulching machine, full stop. It processes woody material up to 200mm to 300mm into a fine mulch layer that stays on site. Flail mowing (the clean even finish on soft growth like rank pasture and kikuyu) is Connie's job, so on a site that needs both, both machines come.

This is the machine that does most of the council, civil, utility and large pastoral work, where the combination of scale, slope capability and prequalification is what gets GRazer onto the site.