Blue Diamond Swing Arm Brush Cutter - BDA-103870-1
Unlock professional-grade performance with the Blue Diamond Swing Arm Brush Cutter—the epitome of exclusive, high-end attachments. Designed for cutting intricate banks, fence lines, and trails, its reach advantage sets it apart. Equipped with a max 4000 PSI direct drive piston motor and 4" cutting capacity, this cutter is the ultimate upgrade for any pro.
What Our Experts Think
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Extended Reach Cutting: Swing arm design lets you reach over ditches, embankments, and fences.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: Robust arms and reinforced housing built to resist bending and wear.
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Hydraulic Operation: Driven by skid steer hydraulics for reliable torque and control.
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Flexible Movement: The swing mechanism enables lateral coverage without repositioning the machine.
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Versatile Field Use: Ideal for roadside mowing, ditch clearing, brush control, and slope maintenance.
Q&A
Q: What is the Blue Diamond Swing Arm Brush Cutter — BDA-103870-1?
A: A skid steer-mounted brush cutter with a swing arm that allows lateral extension for cutting in hard-to-reach places like ditches and embankments.
Q: How does it operate?
A: Hydraulics drive the cutter blades while the swing arm pivots side to side, letting you clear vegetation without repositioning the skid steer.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes — built with reinforced components, strong pivot mechanisms, and heavy structural elements to handle repeated lateral loads and cutting forces.
Q: What types or sizes of vegetation can it handle?
A: Suitable for thick brush, small trees, overgrowth, and vegetation along slopes or roadside banks, depending on machine power and cutter design.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Fits skid steers equipped with hydraulic ports and the standard quick-attach system.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Swing Arm & Joints: Check for cracks, wear, or looseness in pivot points and the arm itself before each use.
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Lubricate All Pivot Points: Grease every hinge and moving joint to ensure smooth swing action.
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Check Blades & Cutter Deck: Look for wear, nicks, or damage and sharpen or replace as needed.
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Inspect Hydraulics & Hoses: Ensure all hydraulic lines, seals, and fittings are secure, leak-free, and in good condition.
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Clean After Use: Remove plant debris, twigs, and dirt that might jam the mechanism or obscure wear.
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Store Protected: Keep the cutter in a dry, sheltered place when not in use to prevent rust and damage to moving parts.
