Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm Earthmoving Warehouse
Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm Earthmoving Warehouse
Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm Earthmoving Warehouse
Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm Earthmoving Warehouse
Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm Earthmoving Warehouse

Digga Skid Steer Slasher 1800mm

The Digga Slasher is a slashing attachment for skid steer loaders which can be used for the effective cutting and clearing of grass and low ground shrubbery. Features: • 1800mm (70”)...

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1800mm wide - fixed multifit frame - flow 30-70 LPM
1800mm wide - fixed multifit frame & excavator mount - flow 30-70 LPM
1800mm - bolt on frame - includes standard frame - flow 30-70 LPM



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Description


The Digga Slasher is a slashing attachment for skid steer loaders which can be used for the effective cutting and clearing of grass and low ground shrubbery.

Features:
• 1800mm (70”)
• Twin blade dual rotation single cutting bar
• Adjustable height 110 -150mm
• Chain curtain for debris suppression - to meet new Australian legislation requirements
• Heavy duty construction - Australian built for Australian conditions
• Rounded side skids for smoother manoeuvrability over uneven terrain

Specifications

  • 1800mm Cutting width
  • Machine Suitability Standard Skid Steers
  • Weight 470 Kg
  • Length 2115 mm
  • Width 1930 mm
  • Height 665 mm
  • Hydraulic Flow Rate 30-70Lpm
  • Max Pressure 240 bar

5 Bolt-on Frame Option Advantages

  • Close-Proximity Cutting Along Fences, Walls, and Tree Lines

    Offsetting the deck by 500 mm pushes the cutting path well past the host machine's wheel or track footprint. This allows you to trim flush against boundary fences, retaining walls, guardrails, and tree trunks without dragging tyres or tracks against obstacles.

  • Safe Edge Work Near Drains, Batters, and Embankments

    When maintaining steep slopes, table drains, or creek banks, driving a skid steer or track loader right on the edge introduces severe rollover or slide risks. Shifting the slasher 500 mm outwards lets the machine stay grounded on stable, flat ground while extending the cutting edge over the incline or drop-off.

  • Prevents Pre-Flattening of Tall Grass and Reeds

    When a slasher is mounted dead-centre, the loader's front wheels or tracks roll down overgrown grass, weeds, and scrub before the blades can reach them. The flattened vegetation often springs back up uncut once the machine passes. An offset configuration cuts standing material outside the machine track before it gets trampled.

  • Significantly Improved Operator Sightlines

    On standard cab-forward skid steers and track loaders, seeing directly down to the leading edge of a centred slasher deck can be difficult due to the lift arms and front glass. Shifting the slasher 500 mm puts the working corner clearly into the operator's forward and side sightlines, making it far easier to spot hidden hazards like rocks, star pickets, or stumps before hitting them.

  • Quick Reconfiguration and Frame Replaceability

    Unlike a permanently welded bracket, a bolt-on frame lets you swap between left-side offset, right-side offset, or centre-mount depending on the job site's direction of travel or road shoulder orientation. Furthermore, if the mount sustains heavy impact damage or if you want to swap hitch types down the track, you only need to unbolt and replace or adapt the sub-frame rather than cutting and welding onto the slasher's deck shell.

Accessories: 
Comes complete with hoses, couplers and frame or hitch options to suit parent machine.

If you have a Toyota Huski with Horizontal Locking Pins please choose the Bolt-on Frame

Ideal Use:
Landscaping, agriculture, roadway maintenance, general slashing, park maintenance.

Machine Suitability:
Available to suit all skid steer loaders.