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Popular 18" Wide Skid Steer Planer Attachment High Flow (22-40 gpm)

Original price was: $27,500.00.Current price is: $11,000.00.

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The Pavement Saw is a cost effective alternative to a more cumbersome self-propelled saw unit. With its powerful planetary/motor combination, 6” Max depth cutting wheel is ideal for cutting patches, expansion joints and pavement cuts for utility and traffic loops. Planetary drive motor and tungsten carbide teeth eat through asphalt and hard surfaces with ease. The patented electro-hydraulic side-shift enables the Carbide Bullet Tooth to cut close to walls, curbs and other fixed objects.

  • Adaptable to all skid steer loaders with high flow hydraulic capacity and replaces more cumbersome self-propelled saw units
  • 6” cutting depth is ideal for cutting patches and expansion joints and making pavement cuts for utility lines and traffic loops
  • Electro-Hydraulic side-shift enables the saw to cut close to walls, curbs, and fixed objects
  • Built-In shroud retracts as cutting depth increases
  • Optional Universal Joystick Controller or Brand Specific 14, 8 Pin Electrical harness kit

*Wear Items, Hoses, and Couplers are not covered under warranty Large Area Multi-Pass Milling
Multiple passes can be used to remove material down to depths greater than the Planer’s single pass capabilities. This is done by milling the entire surface, removing all the spoil, and then returning to mill the entire surface again and so on until the required depth is achieved.Taper Cuts
The independently controlled skid shoes and rotating head allow for tapered cuts along the perimeter of any paved surface. This works well for patching old pavement, or joining new paved surfaces together by creating a smooth transition between the surfaces being joined. The suggested method is to plunge the planer head down to the deepest part of the taper for the first pass, then proceed either direction from the first pass until the desired profile is achieved.Universal Pistol Controller