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Solesbee's 72" HDBC, Owner'S/Operator'S Manual

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Solesbee's 72

Specifications

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*A skid steer equipped with tracks will provide superior stability compared to 
a non-track unit.

 

 
 
 

Parts

 

 

When requiring any parts for your attachment, please collect the following 
information:

 

 

Attachment Model Number

 

 

                                                             Attachment Serial Number

 

Cut Width

 

 

Parts Manual Page

 

Part Description

 

 

Quantity Required

 

Ship-to Name & Address

 

 

Payment Method

 

 

…then call us for factory fresh parts specifically designed for your attachment.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Specs

 

                  Model

 

60”HDBC

 

72”HDBC

 

 

         Cut Width

 

57.5”

 

68.25”

 

 

(1461 mm)

 

(1734 mm)

 

           Weight

 

1075 lbs.

 

1175 lbs.

 

 

(488kg)

 

(533kg)

 

       Blade Holder

 

54 lbs.

 

58 lbs.

 

 Weight with Blades

 

(25 kg)

 

(27 kg)

 

    Min. Skid Steer

 

5500 lbs.

 

         Weight*

 

(2495 kg)

 

    Min. Skid Steer

 

                      50 HP

 

          Power

 

                    (37 kW)

 

    Min. Hyd. Flow

 

                     11 GPM

 

 

                   (50 l/min)

 

    Max. Hyd. Flow

 

                     20 GPM

 

 

                   (90 l/min)

 

        Hyd. Relief

 

                    3000 PSI

 

           Setting

 

                    (207 bar)

 

        Warranty

 

12 months

 

Summary of Contents for 72" HDBC

Page 1: ...ous Injury TO THE OWNER OPERATOR OF THIS ATTACHMENT Please read this manual before unpacking or using this attachment for the first time This manual provides you with the necessary instructions to safely install and use your purchase Do not let other people use this attachment without first being instructed how to safely use it Save this manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ...oader it is highly maneuverable for close cutting in tight areas Please take the time to thoroughly read this informative owner s manual Be sure to pay particularly close attention to the safety portion of this manual Remember the safety guidelines that are mentioned in this manual are not only for your safety but also for the safety of others Only with a complete understanding of your cutter will...

Page 3: ...ing Plate Importance of Safety Accidents can be very costly to human life and property As the operator is the 1 safety device on all types of vehicles or equipment it is important that the operator read learn and know all safety recommendations for this product The user is responsible to his family friends and co workers to operate in a safe manner Ensure that everyone who operates or assists in t...

Page 4: ...ways use eye protection during operation Mount this attachment on a skid steer equipped with thermoplastic polycarbonate door panel and side panels Speed Kills Operate this implement at a safe working speed When transporting the implement keep a safe speed to avoid losing control of the attachment or prime mover Keep proper clearance between the implement and objects utilities tree stumps large ro...

Page 5: ...mounting plate is free from dirt and debris When clear move the skid steer to proximity of attachment plate Tilt skid steer coupler forward to align coupling point with the upper part on the attachment plate and raise the coupler slightly Connecting Coupler to Attachment Unpacking Your Shipment Your attachment arrives from the factory banded to a wooden pallet and requires no final assembly before...

Page 6: ... hydraulic system and is activated and deactivated by a control in the operator s cab Consult your skid steer operator s manual for precise instructions on how to activate and deactivate the auxiliary circuit Height and tilt functions of the brush cutter are operated with the control handles or pedals in the cab Consult your skid steers operator s manual for precise instructions regarding these fu...

Page 7: ...he cutter has slowed down you may turn the auxiliary hydraulics to the off position Getting Familiar with the Attachment Never operate the cutter when bystanders are within 75 23 m of your work area Flying debris could result in Death or Serious Injury Be cautious when operating on un level ground surfaces A machine roll over could result in Minor or Serious Injury Always wear your seat belt when ...

Page 8: ...he cutter deck so the front of the cutter is approximately 1 25mm lower than the back of the cutter This will assist the processing of the material and will avoid material balling under the deck Use care when operating on uneven terrain or any type of sloped surface Keep your cutter low to the ground when working in these conditions to avoid a roll over that could result in Minor or Serious Injury...

Page 9: ...ze the size of the debris 7 If the cutter speed slows down reduced your travel speed and allow cutter to reach the proper rotating speed Mowing too fast in thick material could result in balling of material underneath the cutter deck resulting in a loss of cutting efficiency 8 Never use your cutter to push pull lift or move any type of object or vehicle Do not use this attachment to push down tree...

Page 10: ...rse to retrieve the cutter blades from the floor or ground surface Blade Blade Holder Blade Inspection Always service sharpen or replace the blades as a set Never run the cutter with unmatched blades Never install one used and one new blade as they will cause the cutter to be unbalanced and result in a vibration during operation and may cause harm to other cutter components Sharpen the blades with...

Page 11: ...ter pin and castle nut that secure the holder to the gearbox shaft If holder cannot be removed start the skid steer and place the cutter level and jar the cutter on the floor or ground surface The holder should separate from the gearbox flange Repeat if necessary Installation Use a hoist power jack or forklift to support the blade holder during installation Align the hole in the holder to gearbox ...

Page 12: ...scription Quantity Required Ship to Name Address Payment Method then call us for factory fresh parts specifically designed for your attachment Specs Model 60 HDBC 72 HDBC Cut Width 57 5 68 25 1461 mm 1734 mm Weight 1075 lbs 1175 lbs 488kg 533kg Blade Holder 54 lbs 58 lbs Weight with Blades 25 kg 27 kg Min Skid Steer 5500 lbs Weight 2495 kg Min Skid Steer 50 HP Power 37 kW Min Hyd Flow 11 GPM 50 l ...

Page 13: ...Sprocket Set 1 5 Bolt Nut secures motor to cutter mounting plate 2 6 Elbow 2 7 Hydraulic Motor 1 8 Hose 2 9 Cover 1 10 Tee 2 11 Bolt Nut Set Secures gearbox to cutter deck 3 Blade Holder Stump Jumper 1 12 Castle Nut 1 Cap Protective 1 13 Blade Set 1 Blade Hardware Set 1 14 Quick Disconnect Set 1 15 One Way Check Valve 1 16 Hose 2 ...

Page 14: ...ecal Danger Pinch Points 2 3 Decal Warning High Pressure Fluid Hazard 1 4 Decal Warning Do Not Exceed 20 GPM 1 5 Decal Idle Engine Before Disengaging Cutter 1 6 Decal Must Read Operator Manual 1 Replace any worn torn or missing safety decals before operating ...

Page 15: ...for Raise cutter height cutting in sandy or rocky soils Blades get dull too quickly Blades have contacted Clear cutting area of solid solid objects rocks steel objects before hitting pipes etc them or raise the cutter height to clear exposed rock surfaces Blades breaking Excessive shock loads Avoid hitting solid objects rock steel pipes large tree stumps etc Hydraulic oil level goes Leak at cutter...

Page 16: ...Use of a standard flow rotary cutter on a high flow skid steer loader will cause damage to the cutter s hydraulic motor Such use shall VOID all warranties WARRANTY STATEMENT Our obligation under this Limited Warranty shall be solely limited to repairing or replacing any part excluding blades blade bolts and hoses free of charge that according to our judgment shows evidence of a defect in quality o...

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