FAQ’S SABRE SAMURAI CUTTER

Will the Samurai work with my tractor?

The Samurai will work with any equipment that can produce minimum 3.5 GPM (Gallons Per Minute) and produce around 2,000 pounds of pressure. Your pressure can be increased or decreased by raising or lowering your tractor RPMS’. The higher your tractor RPMS run the more pressure your tractor will put out which will put more torque to the blades which means you will be able to cut thicker material. if you have a large tractor or skid steer, this equipment will put out large amounts of GPM and pressure even at low RPMS, in this case we recommend implementing a flow control valve which will control the GPM going to the Samurai and prevent overloading it. 

You can find the hydraulic capabilities of your equipment by searching your model and hydraulic specifications.

Sabre Samurai: 65 Lbs. when boxed and packaged – Packaged Dimensions 12″ x 48″ x 12″

Deluxe Bracket: 30 Lbs. when boxed and packaged – Package Dimensions 20″ x 13.5″ x 6.5″

Standard Bracket 20 Lbs. when boxed and packaged – Package Dimensions 20″ x 6.75″ x 3.25″

Sabre Samurai ships by courier in two boxes: 1. for the Samurai and 2. for your choice of bracket.

38″ – 19 x 2″ sections on one stationary knife, and 19 x 2” on one moving knife
Yes. The mounting bracket is required to properly attach the unit to a bucket and allow the Sabre to be positioned in different configurations.

The unit can be adjusted to cut in a vertical, horizontal, or any angle in between. The universal mounting bracket allows for a full 110 degree positioning angle.

The unit is comprised of two sections of sickles, which have just under a two-inch stroke enabling the unit capable of cutting material up to 1 1/2” in diameter. Because the Sabre cuts material from both sides, it leaves a nice clean cut.

This unit only requires 3.3 GPM at 200-psi max to operate properly.

To an auxiliary hydraulic port on your tractor, loader or skid steer. If no auxiliary hydraulic port is available, then you can tap into the hydraulic pitch port on the bucket.

All contact surfaces are greased when manufactured and should be inspected and greased regularly.

No. They are 2″ sickle sections manufactured in Austria to the specifications of the Sabre. They are bolted on and not riveted making replacement simple and easy.

Serrated. We found that serrated sections “bite” the material better.

As far as we are aware there are no other cutters on the market that compare to the Sabre for it’s versatility, cutting capacity, low operating requirements and ease of use.

 You will need 7/8-14 #10O ORB  couplers to import into your hydraulic motor.

No. Due to the numerous different models of tractors, loaders and skid steers, it would be impossible to completely satisfy every customer with a standard length of hose.

We have found that 38 inch cutting bar is an optimum length to allow for easy manoeuvrability when used in either a vertical or horizontal position. If needed, some users will extend the 2” x 2” square tubing on the mounting bracket to enable the unit to have a longer reach.

The hydraulic lines can be ran from a third function valve, from the tilt hydraulic function of your front end loader, or by a rear hydraulic port. To find instructional videos go to the Samurai then installation.

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