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Yes, though Woodmax recommends the smaller 8800 instead. The MX900 has a bigger intake opening, useful for feeding crooked hardwood limbs with Y shapes rather than just straight logs.
For firewood and timber, yes. It keeps small twigs contained while still grabbing large logs, something a standard two-clamp grapple struggles to do at once.
The operator mulched straight down through four-inch and some six-inch trees. Anything bigger required stopping to let the mulcher recover before continuing.
