Meyerink Farm Service, Inc.

The TREECHOPPER is an exciting product designed to help control and reduce unwanted trees and vegetation. The TREECHOPPER's unique design is safe, cost effective, and time efficient and a simple way to control and manage overgrowth of unwanted trees including junipers, cedar, and conifers. These species rob pastures of growth area, consume approximately 32 gallons of water per day, choke out hardwood trees, produce insidious allergens and are a fire hazard.

The best method of control is to cut the trees down while they are small and the TREECHOPPER is the perfect piece of equipment for this process.

The TreeChopper
The TREECHOPPER is designed and manufactured by ATV-X, Inc. and attaches to most All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). Its simple yet effective design allows the TREECHOPPER to float over even the roughest terrain while cutting a variety of unwanted trees and vegetation. By utilizing an ATV as the workhorse, the TREECHOPPER can cut trees quickly in a variety of conditions and environments.

The TREECHOPPER can safely cut trees up to four inches in diameter and very close to ground level which is necessary to lessen the possibility of re-growth.

The TREECHOPPER takes the labor out of tree growth management and puts fun back into work!

The TreeChopper can be installed on ATVs that are 400cc and larger. Smaller ATVs should have 4 wheel-drive and can only be used to cut smaller trees.
The mounting bracket attaches to the frame/skid plate of your ATV and must be heavy metal. Secure mounting is necessary for safe and successful use of the TreeChopper.
The mounting bracket is securely affixed to the ATV frame by using (at least) 4 straight or u-shaped bolts which are not included.

Some grinding or flattening of the ATV mounting area may be required. This is done to insure that the mounting bracket fits securely to the frame of the ATV. It may be necessary to drill holes through the mounting bracket and the ATV frame/skid plate.

The mounting bracket must be fastened tight to the frame or metal skid plate. If there is a plastic skid plate between the bracket and the frame it will need to be removed so that the bracket tightens flat against the ATV frame.