Although small in stature the Koala 150 should never be underestimated, this is a very powerful little shear. The K150 is an ideal attachment for use in the utilities sector, as well as forestry thinning. Weighing only 104kg makes the shear a good choice for small excavators, but still boast an impressive 6”/ 150mm cutting diameter.

A key feature of the Koala Tree Shear design is the replaceable blade in the event it gets damaged in extreme use. Another important feature is the bolt on hitch allowing you to switch the tree shear onto other excavators. Having the bolt on hitch also gives you the option to use the tree shear on other machines such as telehandlers, skid steers, and cranes.

Our Koala 150 tree shear is a powerhouse. It’s made for smaller jobs where smaller trees need to be removed. The 150 takes a firm grip of the tree, then the hydraulic ram pushes the cutting edge against the trunk and cuts through it.

The K200 is super lightweight yet extremely strong.

The K200 is super lightweight yet extremely strong. With a 10mm Hardox® chassis and a massive biting force of over 47ton, our K200 is no toy! The K200 is the perfect choice for trimming limbs, bushes on roadside verges, clearing lanes and roadways throughout a forest.

A key feature of the Koala Tree Shear design is the replaceable blade in the event it gets damaged in extreme use. Another important feature is the bolt on hitch allowing you to switch the Tree Shear onto other Excavators. Having the bolt on hitch also gives you the option to use the Tree Shear on other machines such as telehandlers, skid steers, and cranes.

MDE Koala Tree Shears are an easy maintained and low maintenance attachment that makes cutting and handling material simple and efficient. This is the perfect attachment for the removal of trees / bushes in gardens and council parks. Our Koala 200 cutting diameter is 200mm / 8 inches, and is suitable for excavators from 2.7 – 10 ton.

First in the Koala Family

The Koala 400 is “THE ORIGINAL” design in our Koala range. The K400 was the first of the Koala family. Built in 2014 with a 15mm Hardox® chassis and 40mm Hardox® arm, the K400 has come a long way. Power is no issue with a biting force over 3 times more than the K200!

Weighing 758kg, the K400 is one of the most heavy-duty tree shears you’ll come across on the market. This heavy chassis ensures that it is stronger, more resilient and robust than anything else in its market category. The K400 is simple to use; connect the tree shear to the excavator's hammer lines, and you will have full control of the powerful hydraulic ram.

A key feature of the Koala Tree Shear design is the replaceable blade if it gets damaged in extreme use. Another important feature is the bolt-on hitch, allowing you to switch the Tree Shear onto other Excavators. Having the bolt-on hitch also allows you to use the Tree Shear on other machines such as telehandlers, skid steers, and cranes.

King of the Koala’s

The Koala 550 is the biggest in the Koala family. With a 20mm Hardox chassis® and 50mm Hardox® arm, the K550 is undoubtedly the “King” of the Koala’s. Weighing 1600kg, the K550 is one of the most heavy-duty tree shears you’ll come across on the market. This heavy chassis ensures that it is stronger, more resilient and robust than anything else in its market category. The K550 is simple to use, connect the tree shear to the excavators hammer lines and you will have full control of the tree shears powerful hydraulic ram.

A key feature of the Koala Tree Shear design is the replaceable blade if it gets damaged in extreme use. Another important feature is the bolt-on hitch, allowing you to switch the Tree Shear onto other Excavators. Having the bolt-on hitch also allows you to use the Tree Shear on other machines such as telehandlers, skid steers, and cranes.

Koala 55° Tilt unit rotates 55° left and right. Key benefits of this tilt design:

• Maximise users’ working ability in tight areas and terrain

• Manoeuvre & prune branches more effectively

• Tilt tree shear in uneven terrain on slopes and embankments

• Stack timber in piles neatly

• Low-cost sufficient attachment

• Low maintenance

• Two moving hydraulic cylinders

• Minimal moving parts