Blue Diamond Skid Steer Severe Duty Brush Cutter - Open Front - 103120
Experience next-level land clearing with Blue Diamond's Severe Duty Brush Cutter for Skid Steers—an exclusive, top-of-the-line attachment for professionals. It eliminates the need for a mulching head, offering unparalleled 10" cutting capacity and torque. Features include a high-quality piston motor, visible pressure gauge for optimized workload, and a robust 1" thick blade carrier. Elevate productivity and durability in one go.
What Our Experts Think
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Heavy-Duty Brush Clearing: Built to take on dense brush, saplings, and overgrowth with strength and precision.
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Open-Front Design: Allows debris and cut material to flow freely, reducing clogging and resistance.
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Reinforced Build: Thicker steel components, extra bracing, and rugged construction for durability in demanding conditions.
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Hydraulic Drive: Powered via skid steer hydraulics for consistent cutting torque and control.
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Versatile Use: Ideal for land clearing, pasture maintenance, fence row cleanup, and forestry edge work.
Q&A
Q: What is the Blue Diamond Skid Steer Severe Duty Brush Cutter — Open Front (103120)?
A: A skid steer attachment designed to clear heavy brush and vegetation, using an open-front style that handles debris efficiently, in a severe duty configuration.
Q: How does it operate?
A: The hydraulic motor spins cutting blades or flails under the open front housing, allowing branches and material to flow through the front as the machine advances.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes — as a “severe duty” model, it incorporates reinforced structural parts, strong housings, and design features to handle continuous, challenging work.
Q: What vegetation or brush size can it handle?
A: Suitable for medium to heavy brush, saplings, thick weeds, and overgrowth, depending on the skid steer’s power and the density of the material.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Designed to mount on skid steers using the standard quick-attach system and compatible hydraulic ports for drive power.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Cutting Teeth & Frame: Check blades, flails, housing, and structural areas for wear, bending, or damage before operation.
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Sharpen or Replace Blades: Keep the cutting implements sharp and balanced to maintain efficient performance.
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Grease Bearings & Pivot Points: Lubricate all rotating shafts, pivots, and support points regularly.
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Check Hydraulics & Hoses: Inspect lines, seals, and fittings for leaks, wear, or damage.
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Clean After Use: Remove woody debris, mulch, and buildup to prevent binding and to inspect hidden areas.
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Store Properly: Keep the cutter in a dry, protected area when not in use to prolong life and protect moving parts.
