The Bandit 3680T Beast RE Grinder is a used horizontal grinder — sometimes referred to as a tub grinder or wood hog — a type of heavy equipment designed to reduce bulk organic material such as logs, brush, stumps, land-clearing debris, and green waste into sized chips or mulch. Bandit Industries is a well-established American manufacturer of wood processing equipment, known for producing chippers, grinders, and related machinery for the forestry, land clearing, recycling, and biomass industries.
At the heart of the grinding system is a 42-inch diameter by 63-inch wide cuttermill paired with a 35-inch high by 60-inch wide mill opening. The cuttermill accommodates either a 30- or 60-tooth configuration running Bandit's patented saw-tooth style cutterbodies, which are engineered to regulate the depth of each tooth's bite into the material. Because most sizing occurs during the initial cut, processed material clears the screening area efficiently. The larger-diameter cuttermill is designed to handle greater material diameters while generating less vibration and consuming less horsepower and fuel compared to smaller-diameter alternatives.
Engine options are offered in two outputs — 540 or 600 horsepower — sourced from Caterpillar, and a wide range of tooth and screen combinations is available to match specific output size requirements. Screen and gate changes are performed from the side of the grinding chamber using the standard screen-changing arm, keeping the process straightforward and accessible. The height-adjustable discharge conveyor provides clearance for material stockpiling and incorporates a magnetic head pulley at its end to separate nails and ferrous metal from the finished mulch stream.
The infeed system consists of a 20-foot long by 60-inch wide double-slat track-style conveyor that accommodates a broad variety of material sizes and forms. A 20-inch diameter feed wheel assists in drawing material into the cuttermill. Proportional feed control is standard and features six-speed adjustments, allowing the operator to balance throughput against fuel consumption for varying material conditions. All grinding functions are operated via a wireless radio remote control, with a tether-based backup system included as standard.
This machine is listed as used, located in Mississippi, USA, and carries a 2025 year designation.
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