FAE Hosts Product Demonstration Near Greenwood, S.C.

Wed April 26, 2017 - Southeast Edition #9
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Dean Hoffman (L) of Takeuchi and Giorgio Carera, CEO of FAE USA Inc., showcase the FAE DML-SSC 150 mounted on this Takeuchi TL10V2.

Rodney Chastain (L) and Damon Burdette, both of Burdette Grading in Simpsonville, S.C.

(L-R) are Taylor and Ral Knowlton and William Nickles, all of Nickles Land Clearing in Hodges, S.C., and Eric Bennett, Allan Turner and Will Durham, all of Bennett Equipment & Supply in Piedmont, S.C.

(L-R): Ral Knowlton of Nickles Land Clearing in Hodges, S.C.; Lee Smith of FAE; Donald Strickland of Stricks Forestry Mulching & Land Clearing in Honea Path, S.C.; and Giorgio Carera of FAE, discuss the PT-175, a compact size tracked carrier with 160 hp.

The SFM 225 forestry tiller multi-tasks, and with its carbide tips, it can grind stumps stumps up to 20 in. in diameter, crush rocks, grind roots and conditions the soil down to 8 in.

The product demonstration included the FAE PT75 as well as a Takeuchi TL10V2 and a Takeuch TL12V2, both with FAE products mounted on them.

The Takeuchi with the FAE mulching head mowed down these trees in seconds.

On Thursday, April 6 FAE held a product demonstration near Greenwood, S.C. FAE designs and manufactures a wide range of professional shredders observing the strictest quality criteria concerning materials and components. The shredders can be used both for surface and in-depth applications in the forestry and agriculture sectors and for the disposal of all wooden residues. With the experience acquired over the years FAE has reached and strengthened a leading position also in the construction of machinery for dirt roads and soil stabilization.

Due to high quality standards, FAE guarantees excellent performance even in the most difficult situations, according to the manufacturer.

FAE shredders are characterized by their low maintenance costs, due to the use of special materials, and in particular, to the use of specific tools designed by FAE.

The customer service is guaranteed by a widespread distribution network.—CEG

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