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Steelwrist TSX6 – specifications

Series: Tree shears

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The Steelwrist TSX6 belongs to the Excavator attachments category. It is an attachment designed for excavators. It belongs to the Tree shears series. The equipment type is Tree shear. It is suitable for mounting on: excavator. It fits carrier machines from 4 to 7 tonnes operating weight. The unladen weight is 185 kg. The attachment interface is S40 / SQ40. The figures come from the manufacturer's data sheet and describe the base configuration; other equipment variants are possible. Unladen weight across the Steelwrist range ranges from 53 to 835 kg; the TSX6 sits in the lower part of that range with 185 kg. Its immediate neighbours are the MGX4 below it with 80 kg and the HCX6 above it with 190 kg. 30 Steelwrist models across 8 series are on record.

Steelwrist TSX6: Swedish tree shear weighing 185 kg with an S40/SQ40 interface for excavators from 4 to 7 tonnes operating weight

Steelwrist is a Swedish manufacturer of quick couplers, tiltrotators and excavator attachments, whose range also includes tree shears such as the TSX6. A tree shear cuts through trees and shrubs directly at the trunk or branch, rather than felling them or merely holding them with a grapple.

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The TSX6 weighs 185 kg and is designed for excavators with an operating weight of 4 to 7 tonnes. It is mounted via the S40/SQ40 quick-coupler interface, part of Steelwrist's own coupler family, which allows tool-free switching between the tree shear and other attachments. The excavator's hydraulic circuit supplies the closing force for the shear.

A tree shear of this size class is used in forestry, in the maintenance of embankments and green strips along roads and railway lines, and in cutting back vegetation in landscape upkeep. Compared with a chainsaw, it allows cutting from a safe distance via the excavator arm, and compared with felling with the excavator itself, it provides a controlled, defined cut.

When buying a used tree shear such as the TSX6, the condition of the blades matters, since they lose sharpness under heavy use and are in some cases re-sharpenable or replaceable. The rotating joint between the interface and the shear should be checked for play, the hydraulic cylinders for tightness, and the S40/SQ40 mount itself for wear at the locking points, since an imprecise fit affects the operating safety of the quick coupler.

Sources: SpecCodex-Register: Kennwerte des Modells Steelwrist TSX6

Technical data

Dimensions and weights

Unladen weight185 kgcorrect

Other data

Attachment interfaceS40 / SQ40correct
Carrier machineBaggercorrect
Carrier max.7 tcorrect
Carrier min.4 tcorrect

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Steelwrist TSX6 weigh?

The unladen weight is 185 kg.

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Sources: Manufacturer documentation, steelwrist.com (retrieved August 2026) · Dealer data sheet, steelwrist.com (retrieved August 2026) · Data sources and cross-checks

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