Fecon Stone Crusher | Skid Steer Rock Crusher

Fecon Stone Crusher | Skid Steer Rock Crusher

Turn rocky, difficult ground into usable terrain with the Fecon Stone Crusher, a heavy-duty skid steer rock crusher designed to crush rock directly in place. Available in 62-inch and 76-inch working widths, the Fecon SC6220 and SC7620 allow skid steer and compact track loader operators to reclaim rocky ground without first excavating, hauling, and separately processing the material.

Instead of loading rock into a stationary or hopper-fed crusher, the Fecon Stone Crusher travels across the ground and processes rock where it sits. A powerful 20-inch rotor equipped with carbide tools breaks down rock and incorporates the crushed material back into the existing surface.

For land reclamation, site preparation, agriculture, road maintenance, and other applications where rocky terrain limits productivity, the Fecon Stone Crusher gives contractors and landowners a way to turn previously difficult ground into a surface that can be graded, seeded, driven on, or put back to productive use.

Why Choose the Fecon Stone Crusher?

Crush Rock Directly in the Ground

The Fecon Stone Crusher eliminates many of the extra steps associated with conventional rock processing. Rather than excavating rock, loading it, hauling it to a crusher, and returning processed material to the site, the SC Series crushes rock in place.

That can mean fewer machines, less material handling, reduced hauling, and a more efficient approach to reclaiming rocky ground.

Heavy-Duty 20" Crushing Rotor

At the heart of the Fecon Stone Crusher is a 20-inch-diameter rotor designed to maintain the inertia needed for demanding rock-crushing applications.

Large, single-point carbide tools deliver the impact needed to break down rock, while a single hex-head bolt tooling system simplifies tooth replacement and maintenance.

Progressive Crushing Chamber

The crushing chamber is designed with a large opening to accept material before progressively narrowing to further process the rock.

This design allows larger material to enter the chamber while helping produce a finer finished product as material moves through the attachment.

Fecon Fusion Smart Control

The Fecon Stone Crusher features Fusion smart control, providing operators with real-time pressure feedback while crushing.

This allows the operator to better understand attachment load and adjust operation accordingly, helping improve efficiency, control, and consistency when working in changing ground conditions. Fusion tunes the unit and hydraulic flow in real time.

Built for Demanding Rock Crushing

Rock crushing puts tremendous stress on an attachment. Fecon uses a high-strength steel body structure designed to withstand repeated impacts along with abrasion-resistant wear components in high-wear areas.

Sectioned wear liners and adjustable shear bars are designed for easier maintenance and can be rotated to help increase service life.

160cc Hydraulic Motor

Both the SC6220 and SC7620 use a 160cc variable-displacement hydraulic motor and are designed for machines producing 30–50 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow.

A 68mm-wide cogged drive belt helps transfer power to the rotor while resisting belt slippage under demanding loads.Fecon SC6220 Stone Crusher

The Fecon SC6220 combines a 62-inch working width with a more compact 78-inch overall width. At approximately 3,330 lbs, it is designed for compatible skid steers and compact track loaders in the 80–132 HP range with 30–50 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow.

The SC6220 delivers the core crushing performance of the Fecon Stone Crusher Series in a smaller package, making it an excellent choice when maneuverability, attachment weight, or working in tighter areas is a priority.

Because its 62-inch rotor may sit inside the track width of larger compact track loaders, operators should consider their carrier width and application when deciding between the SC6220 and SC7620.

Fecon SC7620 Stone Crusher

The Fecon SC7620 increases working width to 76 inches, with a 92-inch overall width and approximate operating weight of 3,965 lbs. It is designed for compatible 90–132 HP carriers producing 30–50 GPM.

The additional working width offers an important advantage beyond increased production: on appropriately sized compact track loaders, the SC7620 can extend beyond the machine's tracks.

This allows the Stone Crusher to process rocky ground before the tracks travel over it, helping reduce undercarriage exposure to uncrushed rock while providing greater coverage with each pass.

SC6220 vs. SC7620: Which Fecon Stone Crusher Do I Need?

Choosing between the two Fecon rock crusher models comes down to your carrier and application.

Choose the SC6220 when you want a more compact and lighter attachment or regularly work in tighter areas. Its 62-inch working width and 3,330-lb weight make it the smaller of the two options.

Choose the SC7620 when maximum coverage and track protection are priorities. Its 76-inch working width can extend beyond the tracks of compatible compact track loaders, allowing the attachment to crush material before the machine travels over it.

Your carrier's hydraulic flow, horsepower, operating capacity, and track width should all be considered before selecting a model.

Common Fecon Stone Crusher Applications

The Fecon skid steer rock crusher is well suited for:

• Rocky land reclamation

• Agricultural land improvement

• Farm and ranch property reclamation

• Site preparation

• Road and trail construction

• Road maintenance

• Rural land management

• Construction site preparation

• Property development

• Right-of-way work

• Utility and infrastructure projects

• Forestry and land clearing

• Soil and rock stabilization

• Preparing rocky ground for grading

• Preparing land for seeding or future use

For contractors already performing land clearing or forestry mulching, a skid steer rock crusher can also expand the range of terrain that can be reclaimed without adding another dedicated carrier to the fleet.

Rock Crusher vs. Traditional Hopper-Fed Crusher

A traditional crusher generally requires material to be excavated and brought to the crushing equipment. The Fecon Stone Crusher works directly against the ground, allowing the operator to process rock where it lies.

This makes the Fecon Stone Crusher particularly useful for land reclamation applications where the goal isn't to produce and stockpile aggregate, but rather to transform rocky ground into a more workable finished surface.

By crushing material directly on site, operators can reduce the excavation, loading, hauling, and material-handling steps associated with conventional rock processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Fecon Stone Crusher do?

The Fecon Stone Crusher is a hydraulic skid steer and compact track loader attachment that crushes rock directly in place. It is designed to reclaim rocky terrain by breaking down stone and incorporating the processed material into the existing ground.

Is the Fecon Stone Crusher also a rock crusher?

Yes. The Fecon Stone Crusher is a skid steer rock crusher attachment. Attachments in this category may also be described as rock crushers, rock grinders, stone crushers, or rock milling attachments.

What skid steer do I need for a Fecon Stone Crusher?

The SC6220 requires an 80–132 HP carrier, while the SC7620 requires a 90–132 HP carrier. Both models require 30–50 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow and can operate at pressures up to 6,000 PSI.

Carrier weight and rated operating capacity should also be considered because the attachments weigh approximately 3,330 and 3,965 lbs.

How much hydraulic flow does the Fecon Stone Crusher require?

Both the SC6220 and SC7620 require 30–50 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow.

How wide is the Fecon Stone Crusher?

The SC6220 has a 62-inch working width and 78-inch overall width. The SC7620 has a 76-inch working width and 92-inch overall width.

How much does a Fecon Stone Crusher weigh?

The SC6220 weighs approximately 3,330 lbs, while the larger SC7620 weighs approximately 3,965 lbs.

What is the difference between the SC6220 and SC7620?

The biggest differences are working width, overall width, weight, and carrier horsepower requirements. The SC6220 provides a 62-inch working width and weighs 3,330 lbs, while the SC7620 provides a 76-inch working width and weighs 3,965 lbs.

The SC7620's wider crushing path can also extend beyond the tracks of compatible CTLs, allowing rock to be processed before the tracks travel over it.

Can the Fecon Stone Crusher be used on a standard-flow skid steer?

No. Both models require 30–50 GPM of auxiliary hydraulic flow, putting them in the high-flow skid steer and compact track loader category.

Can the Fecon Stone Crusher be used on a tractor or excavator?

The SC6220 and SC7620 are hydraulic attachments designed specifically for skid steers and compact track loaders. They are not PTO, three-point, or excavator attachments.

What type of teeth does the Fecon Stone Crusher use?

The rotor uses large, single-point carbide tools designed to withstand the impact of crushing rock. Fecon uses a single hex-head bolt tooling system to simplify servicing and tool replacement.

Buy a Fecon Stone Crusher

The Fecon Stone Crusher gives contractors, farmers, ranchers, landowners, and site-preparation professionals a powerful way to reclaim rocky terrain using a skid steer or compact track loader they already own.

With 62-inch and 76-inch models, a 20-inch crushing rotor, carbide tooling, Fusion smart control, and 30–50 GPM hydraulic configurations, the SC Series is built for demanding in-place rock crushing and land reclamation.

Not sure whether you need the Fecon SC6220 or SC7620? Contact Skid Steers Direct with your skid steer or compact track loader make, model, horsepower, and auxiliary hydraulic flow, and our attachment experts can help determine which Fecon Stone Crusher is the best match for your machine.