Skid Steer Pavement Saws

Cutting asphalt and concrete for repairs, utility work, and site preparation requires an attachment that can deliver consistent performance without the limitations of a self-propelled saw. Spartan Equipment offers skid steer pavement saws designed to bring that cutting capability to your existing machine.

These attachments use a hydraulic drive system and a carbide-toothed cutting wheel to make controlled cuts through hard paving materials. With hydraulic depth control and side-shift capability, they can help contractors position the saw accurately and work around fixed objects such as curbs and walls.

Pavement Saws for Repair and Utility Work

A skid steer pavement saw can be a practical alternative to a separate walk-behind or self-propelled cutting unit. By using the hydraulic power and mobility of your skid steer, you can move between cutting locations with the same machine used for other work on the jobsite.

The available models are suited to applications such as pavement repairs, expansion joints, utility-line cuts, and traffic-loop installation. The appropriate model depends on the width of cut required and the hydraulic specifications of your skid steer.

Features and Specifications

The available pavement saws include several features and measurements that are useful when evaluating an attachment for your machine:

• Carbide cutting teeth: The listed models use tungsten carbide teeth designed for cutting asphalt and other hard paving materials.
• Planetary drive system: A planetary drive motor provides the cutting power needed for the attachment’s intended applications.
• Hydraulic depth control: Operators can adjust cutting depth from the skid steer.
• Electro-hydraulic side-shift: The saw can shift up to 24 inches, helping position the cutting wheel closer to walls, curbs, and other fixed objects.
• Cutting depth: The listed models have a maximum cutting depth of 9 inches.
• Cutting widths: Available options include 1.5-inch, 2.5-inch, and 4.5-inch cutting widths.
• Skid steer compatibility: These models are listed for skid steers with 22–40 GPM hydraulic flow and a minimum operating pressure of 2,800 psi. Confirm the exact requirements for your machine before purchasing.
• Overall dimensions: The listed models measure approximately 67 inches wide, 59 inches long, and 40 inches high.
• Attachment weight: Depending on the cutting width, listed weights range from approximately 1,300 to 1,365 pounds.
• Potential applications: Pavement repairs, expansion joints, utility-line cuts, traffic-loop installation, and other controlled cutting work involving asphalt or concrete.

Select the Right Pavement Saw

The cutting width, hydraulic flow, and available space around the work area should all be considered when choosing an attachment. A narrower cut may be appropriate for certain repair or utility applications, while a wider cut may better suit other pavement-cutting requirements.

Review the specifications for each model to confirm that it matches your skid steer’s hydraulic capacity and the work you intend to perform. Spartan Equipment offers these pavement saw attachments so contractors can compare available options and select equipment suited to their projects.