Thanks Jon! Nothing beats when a customer is impressed w/ real-world performance, and no other compliment is better than when a customer buys a second attachment from us. Thank you for your feedback and past business!!!
Question - I see the blades have edges on both sides. Can you run the constant flow in either direction for the mower or only one direction? Seems like it and if so get two sets of good edges used before having to sharpen.
Yes, this is a huge benefit over many other cutters on the market. Skid Pro's proprietary X4 drive allows for dual-directional operation and you can run it in both directions.
Also curious since this does not have a case drain are you lowering the engine rpms to idle then turning off the AUX flow switch to shutdown the cutter? Was wondering if there is any overpressure on the kubota as a result of the cutter stopping too fast?
Our cutter has a built-in pressure relief that works in conjunction w/ the dynamic braking to route oil around the motor at shut off. Not only do you not need to slow the RPMs down before shut off, it is safer to shut off at high RPM to make sure the dynamic braking kicks in. Though, w/ our XL and heavy flywheel, our braking will kick in at even the slowest RPM.
Great video mate, pitty others dont do as great a job as you have done I do like the internals of your attachment When you say, upgrading for high flow, the Eaton Charlyng 6000 motor, can you explain this please ?
It is simply put, a bigger cubic inch displacement motor that is built to handle higher hydraulic flows from 28-45 gpm. If you tried to run that high of hydraulic flow on a standard flow motor it would run too many RPMs and could fail, and would for sure reduce the life of the motor.
Depends on options, shipping location and timing. Good news is we've got closed front cutters on sale right now. Call a Product Guru 877-378-4642 for an exact quote, or email in to sales@skidpro.com and the guys can get you the info you need. Thanks for the request Miguel!
@@miguelyanez7048 it works well. The more uneven the terrain, the slower the operator needs to go and the more slight adjustment they will have to do on the go. But it is capable of handling hills, inclines, steep slopes and changing topography. For more information or specifics on this, give an experienced Product Guru a call at 877-378-4642. They all run the equipment and know it inside and out. Thanks!
@@highwayhydroponics5823 in today's market steel prices are changing almost daily hard to price a unit when that happens I have a open front model ,this is the third year I have had it. Simply amazing what this thing mows
Best brush cutter , hands down ! The thing is a beast. We have 2 of them and they cut anything in there path.
Thanks Jon! Nothing beats when a customer is impressed w/ real-world performance, and no other compliment is better than when a customer buys a second attachment from us. Thank you for your feedback and past business!!!
Question - I see the blades have edges on both sides. Can you run the constant flow in either direction for the mower or only one direction? Seems like it and if so get two sets of good edges used before having to sharpen.
Yes, this is a huge benefit over many other cutters on the market. Skid Pro's proprietary X4 drive allows for dual-directional operation and you can run it in both directions.
Also curious since this does not have a case drain are you lowering the engine rpms to idle then turning off the AUX flow switch to shutdown the cutter? Was wondering if there is any overpressure on the kubota as a result of the cutter stopping too fast?
Our cutter has a built-in pressure relief that works in conjunction w/ the dynamic braking to route oil around the motor at shut off. Not only do you not need to slow the RPMs down before shut off, it is safer to shut off at high RPM to make sure the dynamic braking kicks in. Though, w/ our XL and heavy flywheel, our braking will kick in at even the slowest RPM.
Great video mate, pitty others dont do as great a job as you have done
I do like the internals of your attachment
When you say, upgrading for high flow, the Eaton Charlyng 6000 motor, can you explain this please ?
It is simply put, a bigger cubic inch displacement motor that is built to handle higher hydraulic flows from 28-45 gpm. If you tried to run that high of hydraulic flow on a standard flow motor it would run too many RPMs and could fail, and would for sure reduce the life of the motor.
Nice!
How much is it to buy one?
Depends on options, shipping location and timing. Good news is we've got closed front cutters on sale right now. Call a Product Guru 877-378-4642 for an exact quote, or email in to sales@skidpro.com and the guys can get you the info you need. Thanks for the request Miguel!
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How good is it to use on unleveled land to clear the brush?
@@miguelyanez7048 it works well. The more uneven the terrain, the slower the operator needs to go and the more slight adjustment they will have to do on the go. But it is capable of handling hills, inclines, steep slopes and changing topography. For more information or specifics on this, give an experienced Product Guru a call at 877-378-4642. They all run the equipment and know it inside and out. Thanks!
Why not post a few example prices when people ask as many people want to know pricing without having to call.
@@highwayhydroponics5823 in today's market steel prices are changing almost daily hard to price a unit when that happens
I have a open front model ,this is the third year I have had it. Simply amazing what this thing mows