14″ Walk behind Concrete Saw Rental

What is a walk-behind concrete saw used for?

A walk-behind concrete saw is an efficient tool to cut, shape and trim large pieces of concrete, stone, or brick. The motor is located in the rear part of the machine’s body, with the drive wheels located at the front.

These types of machines are mainly used for cutting big chunks of material on site. They can be powered by gasoline or diesel and may be towed by a truck or another vehicle.

Features

1. Adopts gearshift control handle, with which you can move forward and backward quickly.
2. The blade is designed to cut concrete, stone, and brick vertically.
3. High quality imported engine is used in the machine making it more powerful than other similar machines.
4. A large capacity fuel tank ensures that the machine can work for a long time before refueling.
5. The blade is made of high-quality steel, ensuring its longevity and, therefore, low maintenance costs.
6. Blade with thickness 10mm, diameter 400mm, working depth 140mm.
7. Vertical cutting angle 45° & 90°.

Advantages

• High efficiency and low labor costs.
• Quickly finishes the work after the concrete saw arrives on-site, saving you time and money for your project.
• The large production capacity makes it suitable for all types of big construction projects.

Details about the gas engine:

• Engine type: 4-stroke, air-cooled, gasoline engine.
• Displacement: 79.5 cm3 Max power output: 1.6 kW/9500r/min Engine speed: 7000 ~ 9500 r/min Full oil capacity: 0.4 L Fuel tank capacity: 0.4 L Weight: 23.5kg.

Details about the diesel engine:

• Engine type: 4-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder, diesel engine.
• Displacement: 79.5 cm3 Max power output: 1.55 kW/7500r/min Engine speed: 7000 ~ 9500 r/min Full oil capacity: 0.4 L Fuel tank capacity: 0.5 L Weight: 23.8kg.

Do you push or pull a walk-behind concrete saw?

A walk-behind concrete saw is pushed. The blade should always be facing you to control the machine.

How deep does a walk-behind concrete saw cut?

The depth of cut is up to the thickness of the blade. The thicker the blade, the deeper it can go.

How do you cut a straight line with a walk-behind concrete saw?

You can cut a straight line by making the first cut shallow then gradually filing deeper. You can use a guide to mark where you want to cut.

How do you set the depth of the walk-behind concrete saw blade?

The depth is adjusted when it’s in motion, usually with two levers located on each side of the machine.

How do you adjust the angle on a walk-behind concrete saw?

Some walk-behind concrete saws are adjustable for both 90 degrees vertical and 45 degrees miter cuts.

How close can a concrete saw cut to a wall?

A walk-behind concrete saw can cut as close as the thickness of the blade.

How do you secure a workpiece with a walk-behind concrete saw?

You can secure a workpiece by clamping it to a table or scaffolding with C-clamps. Alternatively, you can attach a guide board and run a long scrap piece of wood along it to prevent the blade from cutting too far.