LimbSaw Hydraulic Circular Saw - Standard Boom - LSC-FULL-0100

LimbSaw Hydraulic Circular Saw - Standard Boom - LSC-FULL-0100

• LimbSaw 16" Blade Specs are 16-5/16" blade, 60 carbide teeth - Trim branches up to 4.5" in diameter
• LimbSaw 20" Blade Specs are 19-11/16" blade, 72 carbide teeth - Trim branches up to 7" in diameter

The LSC Circular Saw mounts directly to a tractor's front-end loader enabling you to trim overgrowth from the comfort and safety of your tractor seat. 

• Operates with a 10 GPM flow rate
• Can reach 21' when mounted vertically on a standard loader
• Boom can be installed horizontally to clear under fence lines
• Designed with durability in mind, with a 3,000 PSI control valve and a built-in bypass system that prevents the saw from turning in reverse
• The LSC cutting head can be interchanged with the original LimbSaw (Model# LS8)
• Weight: 135 Pounds
• Two Hydraulic Hoses are included - one (3/8") hose and one (1/2") hose that reach 5 feet past the receiver *This reaches most customer equipment connections. 
• Hose ends are 1/2" MNPT fittings - we also offer Flat Face and Pioneer quick connects, sold separately!

This standard boom kit includes two standard receivers for mounting the saw in two positions. This function only allows for horizontal and vertical cutting. Compare to the 2025 swivel boom (part number 0137) for an easier rotation and additional 45 degree cutting position! 

What Our Experts Think

• The LimbSaw Hydraulic Circular Saw - LSC-FULL-0100 delivers exceptional cutting power for professional and farm use.

• Designed for precision tree trimming, it mounts easily to standard booms and operates directly from your tractor’s hydraulic system.

• The carbide-tooth circular blades ensure clean, fast cuts through tough branches with minimal vibration.

• Available with 16" or 20" blade options, allowing flexibility for trimming branches up to 7 inches in diameter.

• Ideal for landowners, utility crews, and roadside maintenance, offering efficiency, durability, and safety from the ground.

Q&A

Q: What’s the difference between the 16" and 20" blades?
A: The 16" blade (60 carbide teeth) trims up to 4.5" branches, while the 20" blade (72 carbide teeth) handles branches up to 7" thick.

Q: How is the saw powered?
A: It runs off your tractor’s hydraulic system, providing consistent torque and cutting speed.

Q: Can the blades be replaced or sharpened?
A: Yes, both blade sizes are replaceable, and the carbide teeth can be professionally sharpened for extended life.

Q: What materials can it cut?
A: It’s optimized for wood and live branches but not intended for metal or composite materials.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect blades regularly for wear or dullness and replace as needed.

• Keep the hydraulic system clean to maintain cutting efficiency and prevent leaks.

• Tighten all mounting bolts before operation to ensure stability.

• Clean saw housing and blades after each use to prevent sap buildup.

• Store in a dry, covered area to protect hydraulic fittings and prevent corrosion.