Features:
- Clears trees stumps and shrubs without leaving anything behind
- Tree-B-Gone priced at $42,000
- Working width of 3.0 m on the standard model
- Requires 147 kW or 200 hp
- Mounts on a 3-point linkage
- Tree-B-Gone Mini priced at $22,000
- Mini works 1.5 m wide and needs 37 kW or 50 hp
- Mini attaches to a skid steer loader or front loader
- Implement must be lowered near the ground to clear shrubs
- Shrub removal can be switched off in the shop
- Multiple color and beacon light configurations
- Made by Mantrid
Tree-B-Gone has exactly one job: making trees vanish. Take it to trees, stumps or shrubs and they are simply gone, with no logs to haul and no woodchips to sweep up. For anyone clearing land for an expansion in Farming Simulator 25, it is a quick way through a job that usually takes hours.
The full-size model costs $42,000, works 3.0 m wide and needs 147 kW or 200 hp behind it, mounting on a standard 3-point linkage. The $22,000 Mini halves the working width to 1.5 m, asks for only 37 kW or 50 hp and hooks onto a skid steer loader or a front loader instead.
Shrubs need the implement held close to the ground, and if you would rather keep the undergrowth where it is, a shop option turns shrub removal off entirely. Multiple colors and beacon lights let the tool match the rest of the fleet, and both sizes sit in the forestry miscellaneous category.
