The Morbark 7600 is a horizontal grinder — sometimes referred to as a tub grinder's open-throat counterpart, or more broadly as a wood hog — a heavy-duty machine built to reduce large volumes of wood waste, land-clearing debris, stumps, and organic material into chips, mulch, or biomass fuel. Morbark is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing industrial grinding, chipping, and wood-processing equipment for forestry, land clearing, recycling, and biomass industries, and their horizontal grinders are regarded as high-capacity production machines suited to demanding commercial and industrial applications.
This 2002 unit is powered by a Caterpillar 3412E engine, a large-displacement diesel powerplant well suited to the sustained, high-torque demands of industrial grinding work. Notably, the engine predates modern emissions control requirements, making it a pre-emissions configuration — a characteristic that some operators in certain jurisdictions or applications specifically seek out for its relative mechanical simplicity and serviceability.
The machine is described as operational and in running condition, though it has been in storage for a period of time. Buyers considering this unit should factor that into any inspection or pre-purchase assessment. The listing is located in Fort Myers, Florida, USA, and is offered at $105,000.
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