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GT-25XP
- Heavy-Duty Mulcher
- Engine: 260 HP Tier III Turbo Diesel Engine
- Weight: 23,580 lbs.
The GT-25XP with its 260-horsepower Tier III Turbo Diesel, powerful hydraulic pumps and coupled with the latest Cutter-Head technology out-performs any comparable 40,000 lb+, 400 to 600 hp mulcher with steel tracks and carbide tipped hammer teeth by a margin of at least 2 to 1.
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- GT-18, GT-25 & 25XP Drive Sprockets
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- GT00A64 – GT-13 & 13XP Drive Axle Bearing
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- GT00A65 – GT-18, GT-25 & 25XP Drive Axle Bearing
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- GT00A86 – GT-13 & 13XP Drive Axle
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- GT09A36 – GT-18, Gt-25 & 25XP Track Assembly
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- GT09A37 – GT-13 & 13XP Track Assembly
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- GT09A83 – GT-18, GT-25 & 25XP Main Hydraulic Filter
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- GT10A11 – GT-13 Hydraulic Filter
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- GT-13 & 13XP Drive Sprockets
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- GT00Z08 – TRUNNION KIT FOR GT-18, GT-25 & GT-25XP
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- GT37B93 – 700H & 700HF DRUM DRIVE BELT
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- GT00Z08 – HUB KIT FOR GT-25 & 25XP
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- Tracks (GT09A37) for GT-13/13XP or (GT09A36) for GT-25/25XP
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- GT32A02 – 500H & 500HF Drum Drive Belt
SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH NOVEMBER 15, 2011
All Prices U.S.D.
This fall, look for Gyro-Trac at your industry trade shows. Gyro-Trac begins its rounds as an exhibitor at the Southeast Governmental Fleet Managers Association Annual Meeting (SGFMA) in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on October 2 -5. Gyro-Trac will have the low flow (skid-steer) head and the 500 HF Cutterhead at this show and sales representatives available to answer your questions and discuss the full Gyro-Trac product line of mulching heads and single-purpose mulchers. We will also have information about Gyro-Trac’s forthcoming biomass and mulch-baling products and the much-anticipated baler.
While attendance at the SGFMA Annual Meeting is limited only to their members, Gyro-Trac anticipates participating in other industry trade shows which are open to all, including the forestry, logging, right-of-way maintenance, oil and gas, vegetation management and land clearing industries.
Be sure to sign up for Gyro-Trac’s newsletter to find out when we may be at a show near you as well as keep up with monthly parts sales.
Information for the SGFMA show as well as membership in the SGFMA can be found at www.sgfma.org.
Monthly Parts Sale for Gyro-Trac Owner! Contact us for Pricing
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- GT08A96 & GT08A97 SKIDS
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- GT06A43- HUB
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- GT06A54- GT18 SOLID TIRE
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- GT06A58- GT25/GT25XP WHEEL
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- GT28B77- NEW ALTERNATOR
Monthly Parts Sale for Gyro-Trac Owner! Contact us for Pricing
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- GT06A16 – 12 000 LBS WINCH FOR GT13/13XP WHILE SUPPLY LAST
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- GT46C95- 400HL DRIVE BELT
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- GT32A02 500HF DRIVE BELT
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- GT37B93 700HF DRIVE BELT
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- GT00A36 Cab A/C UNIT GT25/GT25XP WHILE SUPPLY LAST
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- GT00Z07 HARDWARE KIT FOR PLANAR TOOTH
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- GT10A75 – LOW FLOW BELT
The park is a passive, low impact park with 2.4 miles of walking trails. The trails skirt the abundant wetlands acreage on the site and run along both sides of a tidal canal within the park boundary. There is a parking area at the intersection of Bacon’s Bridge Road and Ashley River Road with parking for over 50 vehicles. The parking area is a pervious surface to minimize stormwater quality impacts.
There are 2 covered picnic shelters as well as a covered and screened outdoor classroom with tables and seating for 24 persons in each. Phase II of the park with include an additional parking area along Bacon’s Bridge road near the Ashley River as well as a launch ramp for small watercraft and fishing piers/walkways along the riverfront.
A portion of the trails and a walkway bridge were constructed by students from the National Honor Society at Ashley Ridge High School. Some of the materials for this work were donated by SCANA Corporation. GyroTrac contributed a major amount of the work to clear approximately 1.8 miles of the trail system. Phase I of the park should be complete by mid-September 2011
Introducing the BBS (BioEnergy Baling System). Now with only ONE MACHINE and ONE OPERATOR–Foresters and Land Clearing Contractors can cost effectively CHIP, CLEAN, COLLECT, and COMPACT woody biomass into easily transportable/storable BIOENERGY BALES!
Gyro-Trac EXITS BANKRUPTCY ON MAY 31, 2011
Final Decree Closing Case filed on May 31, 2011
We are proud to announce the launch of our new website. Not only does this new site have a great new look but we hope to bring more informative content and the latest in Biomass Technology.
Bale of Mulch
Industrial biomass can be grown from numerous types of plants, including miscanthus, switchgrass, hemp, corn, poplar, willow, sorghum, sugarcane, and a variety of tree species, ranging from eucalyptus to oil palm (palm oil). The particular plant used is usually not important to the end products, but it does affect the processing of the raw material.
Although fossil fuels have their origin in ancient biomass, they are not considered biomass by the generally accepted definition because they contain carbon that has been “out” of the carbon cycle for a very long time. Their combustion therefore disturbs the carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere.
Originally posted on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomass
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