MultiQuip Hog Crusher???????

[Yellowdog]

I inquired about the multihog at the dealer and was told they do not do well with rocks. That was disappointing. The sales rep recommended the Norco rock crusher but from the short video, it seemed to vibrate the heck out of the host machine and let a lot of stuff fall through that was bigger than the advertised 2" or minus.

I've really been thinking about some type of small crusher but if one like the hog isn't good for small rocks, then I'm left with the rock crusher attachment by FAE or similar manufacturer and I don't think it would be as versatile and will use a lot more fuel.

I was on a job site today where there was a lot of loose rock in a dry creek bed. That material would have been good to start the gravel road if it was crushed. Still looking.

[mike s]

I talked with multi quip and they said that it is not a great rock only crusher but will crush some types of rocks that may get mixed in. Good to know that stuff

[andrewpond]

Hello, I am also interested in compact crushing and looking at Hog bucket. Did u buy one?

[andrewpond]

Hey mike. Did u get a crusher? I am seriously interested in hog crusher. Any more feed back or info?

[Nolimit]

I had a demo given of the hog cruhser. I had seen one in a video crushing curb concrete ( which is a very sandy mix) and it looked alright. As I am a concrete contractor I brought concrete from several different driveways we had taken out and it could barley make it through. If you are looking to crush regular rock concrete i.e.. driveways, patios, foundations, do NOT buy this attachment. If you are crushing things like cinder blocks or curbing then it would work great.

[andrewpond]

So is there any other choices/alternat for similar applications? Are they in North America too.

[mbcrusher]

Mike,

did you ever demo the hog crusher? please let me know. I have a skid steer crusher (jaw) that will meet production expectations.
Thanks
casey
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