The Jarraff all-terrain tree trimmer offers a 360-degree plus range of motion as a standard feature. The unit also provides lateral tilt and 75-ft. (22.8 m) cutting height.

Jarraff Industries recently unveiled a new Jarraff all-terrain tree trimmer with updated design, new look, higher power output and improved efficiency. The significantly updated Jarraff features a rotating saw head design that allows the operator to rotate the blade assembly 180 degrees. A new touch screen information center gives the operator increased control, engine monitoring, high definition camera display and more. The new Jarraff features a Cummins 130 hp, Tier IV engine that meets all environmental emission standards and mandates.

Jarraff President and CEO Heidi Boyum said, “Since the first Jarraff debuted in the late 1970s, Jarraff Industries has been dedicated to evolving with times and pushing design and innovation to meet the demands of the market by offering the best equipment available. This latest Jarraff model is a result of those continuing efforts. It's embracing technology, as well as a creative engineering team, to provide our clients with the safest, highest quality most efficient and productive product possible.”

The Jarraff all-terrain tree trimmer provides ROW maintenance contractors a dynamic field of operation. A rotary manifold offers a 360-degree plus range of motion as a standard feature. The unit also provides lateral tilt and 75-ft. (22.8 m) cutting height. Two four-way joysticks and fingertip controls offer optimal precision.

In addition, the Jarraff's cab is completely ROPS, FOPS and OPS certified. Full panel, lexan windows prevent distortion and provide a clear view of operations. The Jarraff adds safety to every job because workers never leave the ground, according to the manufacturer,

For more information, call 800/767-7112 or visit www.Jarraff.com.

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