I have them listed for $3225 on Ebay

I would like to purchase but can't find them on ebay

You will need an adaptor to hold the cutter here is an example carbideprocessors.com/1-2-chuck-to-annular-adapter-unibor-chuc11/ . You are limited in size you can go, and wont be able to drill the size I am or bigger showed in the video. Depending on horse power and quality of chuck you can drill up to or around 1 3/4". You also need a tight running machine that is not loose or has weird harmonic vibrations, that tends to break cutters. Clamping the work down to the table with an air gap a bit wider than the material you are cutting through is also helpful. Here is a video of a youtuber using one kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ-yapRno6d1iKc

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 Thanks sir.

I had to temporarily stop because of supply issues with tubing and I was swamped with plow orders. If I were to relist them they would be around $5000 with a 16" bucket.

The way I make it has pretty good leverage and I do use a large diameter cylinder. The double cylinder will have better fine control and wear, but the maintenance and repair down the line is more complicated. Their blades are made for hard everyday use. I try to make things straight forward and easy to repair, by the middle of the road users that don't want to spend up to $12000 compared to my $6400, on a blade they use on occasion or semi-professionally.

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 Thanks for the info. That’s very useful. As a customer we often wonder what’s the difference between different options.

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 I’m also looking at the 84” blade from Bradco. How does it compare to yours? (I think it’s more expensive)

@@lumberjackdreamer6267 It weighs about the same though built differently, and and it is priced about the same to $2000 more depending on the website. Also there appears to be availability issues with some of the sites. They are a good brand and well constructed.

Yes. I designed these for trail builders in hopes of meeting their needs.

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 I sent you a message through ebay

Do you have air lines hooked up to it? I know on the 1600 & 1800 I was told that they want you to hook it up to shop air to aid in chip clearing. Just wondering if you still haven't had any problems with or without air & oil. Thanks!

I have a track torch for straight cuts. Maybe I will put a vid of it next.

I bought mine from auction today for 1500

$5150. Your machine is just big enough traction wise though you might have some problems going uphill or when taking a heavy cut. I can also make it in 7 and 7.5 foot width. I designed this blade for the tracked loader because of the power and traction behind it, with good results. I make a lighter duty blade but don't recommend it for tracked machines. To see a listing and more options see my Ebay store www.ebay.com/str/7diamondattachments?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

The person who bought it converted it.

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 i converted mine,but kept the oilbath. I have a 65 with the Tom Fowler 7 range selector upgrade.

www.ebay.com/itm/333934180522

It was for a backhoe attachment. 👍

Yes I am if you want to look at the listing at my Ebay store here is a link www.ebay.com/str/7-Diamond-attachments?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

Go to surpluscenter.com and look up item number 9-8602. It is a regular item they stock.

I am running it at idle. Also I have flow restrictors in the line and that causes some lugging. I like the diesels more as well.

[email protected]. Just so you know I am booked this month because of millet harvest so I will be tight on time..

The valves I use require 8 amps I usually use a 20 amp fuse .

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 ok, I'll see if I can find one, thanks

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 What about if I have two "double stack" selinoids ? So there are 4 sets of positive and negative connections, when I push the button to fire let's say to angle left will it allow the hydraulic flow to go through and push the right cylinder out ? I bought a bobcat 6 way dozer blade and ditched the computer and harness. I have a New Holland with no electrical hook up so I have basically a wireless set up I put together that uses a 12v dewalt battery with an adapter clip for 12v power to a wireless switch that runs 4 aux connections, has a remote with 4 buttons. Just waiting on the parts. I used the same set up for a cement mixer attachment that's just on and off on the diverter valve for my skid steer and it works great.

No I am having my millet custom swathed and made a quick vid for my Mother.

Yes I also used a overhead hoist to put it in the best position to weld

Thanks for the comment and I have no problem with you using the video for your website, thanks for asking.

My ebay store is here www.ebay.com/str/7-Diamond-attachments?_trksid=p2047675.l2563 There is a listing for a terrex and further down for a dingo. If you are interested I can set up a listing stating what you want teeth included. The base is drilled for teeth if needed. .

built it here is link. www.ebay.com/itm/333374313075

It was not meant for the machine it is on in the video. It was for a customer with the largest Case skid steer at the time with 90 hp and 3000 lift.

@@dozerattachmentsandmore5574 ok sorry makes sense, I have the same bobcat and I was like holy crap that's big! I want to make a simple bucket grapple for my Bobcat accept when closed the teeth would stick 6 inches past the blade bucket so I could soften up or rake the dirt , ideas ? Would that work ?