Over the weekend, I decided to research various tree shredders for excavators so I could write about them. This of course led me to the SlashBuster website. While I am still planning on writing an article on the ever-so-cool SlashBuster, I felt that I should first write about another gem I found on their website. The SlashBuster LW 362M.
At first glance, the SlashBuster LW 362M appears to be either the EPA’s worst nightmare, or the muffin man’s dream come true. Upon further reading of this very unique, mixer attachment for excavators, I see that it’s actually supposed to make the EPA happy AND give operators the chance to play in the mud and water at the same time.
The SlashBuster LW 362M was created for “Waste Cell Management”. When operated in a body of water or slurry with toxic cells, the LW 362M actually brings the contaminants and oils to the surface, where they can be recycled or properly disposed of. Another contaminant treatment is called “petroleum bioremediation”, where this SlashBuster mixer is used to blend contaminant eating bacteria into a body of water/slurry contaminated with petroleum.
This same SlashBuster model can be easily modified to mulch compacted soil in reforestation situations, making it much easier to replant trees and brush.
For more information, check it out on the SlashBuster Website
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