Blue Diamond Severe Duty Series 2 Brush Cutter - 103122
Elevate your land-clearing game with the Blue Diamond Series 2 Severe Duty Brush Cutter, a premium class attachment that outperforms mulching heads. Boasting a 10" cutting capacity and 72" cutting width, this powerhouse employs 4 double-sided blades and a piston motor for unparalleled efficiency. Optional flow settings suit various machine compatibilities.
What Our Experts Think
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Extreme Duty Cutting: Built for heavy brush, small trees, and tough overgrowth with strength and precision.
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Series 2 Enhancements: Upgraded trip system, stronger pivot points, and improved structural durability over prior models.
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Open-Front Design: Permits debris to flow through freely, reducing resistance and clogging.
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Hydraulic Drive: Runs off skid steer hydraulics for consistent torque and dependable performance.
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Versatile Use: Ideal for land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, fence line trimming, and demanding vegetation control.
Q&A
Q: What is the Blue Diamond Severe Duty Series 2 Brush Cutter — model 103122?
A: A robust skid steer attachment engineered for heavy brush clearing and vegetation control. It features the enhancements of the Series 2 design in a severe duty configuration.
Q: How does it operate?
A: The hydraulic motor spins the cutting blades beneath the open front housing, while the machine advances to mow or grind brush. The cutter’s trip and structural upgrades help protect against hidden obstacles.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes — the severe duty build is reinforced with thick steel, enhanced pivot systems, rugged housings, and upgraded components to withstand tough, continuous use.
Q: What brush or vegetation size can it handle?
A: Capable of tackling dense brush, saplings, thick weeds, and overgrown terrain, depending on the power of the skid steer and material density.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Compatible with skid steers using the standard quick-attach mounting system and sufficient hydraulic flow to drive the cutter.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Blades & Housing: Check for bent, cracked, or damaged blades and verify structural integrity before each use.
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Sharpen or Replace Cutting Tools: Keep blades sharp, balanced, and in good condition for effective performance.
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Lubricate Bearings & Pivot Points: Grease all rotating shafts, pivots, and hinge areas routinely.
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Check Hydraulics & Hoses: Inspect all hydraulic lines, connections, and seals for leaks or wear.
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Clean After Use: Remove plant debris, dirt, and blockages to maintain smooth operation and visibility.
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Store Properly: Keep the cutter in a dry, sheltered location to protect against corrosion and wear when idle.
