Eterra | Sickle Bar Mower Attachment | Skid Steer Attachments

This skid steer sickle mower addresses a long-standing challenge faced by many operators - efficiently cutting material alongside roads while moving forward. With its adjustable angle from 110 degrees to 45 degrees, you can effortlessly trim hedges, berms, and ditches, achieving precision and productivity like never before. Additionally, the Razor Sickle Bar enables an impressive reach of up to 17'+, making light work of materials up to 2" in diameter. Equipped with a heavy non-clogging style sickle, the Razor Sickle Bar ensures smooth operation even in challenging conditions, minimizing downtime and maximizing your overall efficiency. Safety is of utmost importance to Eterra, which is why this attachment has been designed to avoid throwing debris back at you or bystanders, making it a safe and suitable choice for residential use. Moreover, the inclusion of a break-away bar serves to protect the unit from accidental collisions, reducing the risk of damage and unnecessary repair costs. To operate this cutter at an optimal performance, you need to run it at a hydraulic flow rate of 15 GPM - 20 GPM @ 3000 PSI Rated. If your machine flow is higher, utilize your endcap control to keep your flow below 20 GPM. Features Skid Steer Sickle Mower attachment Universal Skid Steer Mounting Plate Attachment control device let us know what host machine this will be used with. Contact us via support@constructiontoolsdirect.com Hydraulic hoses Flat faced couplers Owner's manual Specifications 7' (780 lbs.) and 9' (950 lbs.) cut width options Flow requirement: 15 GPM - 20 GPM @ 3000 PSI Rated 28 (7 ft) & 36 (9 ft) Replaceable Cutter Teeth  Can cut below 45 degrees flush to the ground and at 110 degrees to the ground allowing you to cut inside of ditches and along roadways Uses a heavy non-clogging style sickle Break-away bar so you do not damage the unit if you catch it on a rock or fence post Fully replaceable sickles - Bolt on Hydraulic lift and angle - 45 degrees to 110 degrees to the ground