Buyer's Guide
Cannamation: Complete Guide
Is the Cannamation Bronco Bucker Right for My Harvest?
Bucking is the step between cutting branches and trimming flower: stripping every bud off the stem so the trimmer, or the trim crew, only handles flower. Done by hand, it is slow and tiring work that grows with every plant. The Cannamation Bronco Bucker does it mechanically. An operator feeds a stem into a nozzle, the rollers grab it and pull it through the die plate, and the flower drops away from the stem.
It handles both wet and dry material, so it works for growers who trim fresh off the plant as well as those who hang-dry first. The fit question is less about harvest size than about the room: the Bronco is a 250 lb floor machine that needs a dedicated outlet, space to roll in, and a place to hose it down afterward.
What Does the Bronco Bucker Need on Site?
The crate measures 59 x 48 x 40 inches, so check doorways and the delivery path before the machine arrives.
What Sets the Bronco Apart?
- Swappable nozzles and faceplates: Quick-change nozzles in different diameters match the stem size, so one machine handles branches with different stem sizes.
- Adjustable rollers: Industrial urethane rollers on a 1-inch steel shaft can be set to pull the stalk with enough force to strip it without crushing the flower.
- Washdown build: Stainless contact parts, a NEMA 4X control box rated against dust, water and corrosion, and a 25-foot industrial cord.
- Mobility: 5-inch locking swivel casters in front and 10-inch flat-free wheels in back.
To see how other floor and tabletop buckers handle the same job, read Twister Trimmers and Buckers Reviewed. Growers comparing other brands can browse all bucking machines, and the next step after bucking is usually one of the wet and dry bud trimming machines.
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