CID Skid Steer Tree Saw

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CID Manual Rotating Tree Saw | Width 82
CID Manual Rotating Tree Saw | Width 82" | 17-30 GPM | For Skid Steers
$9,722
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CID Fixed Tree Saw | 30
CID Fixed Tree Saw | 30" Cutting Width | 17-30 GPM | For Skid Steers
$8,706
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CID Skid Steer Tree Saw

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are CID skid steer tree saws used for?

CID Tree Saws are designed for cutting trees and heavy brush, making them useful for land clearing, property maintenance, fence lines, and areas where controlled tree cutting is required

What blade size do CID Tree Saws use?

Both the Manual Rotating Tree Saw and Fixed Tree Saw use a 30-inch diameter blade with round cutting teeth and a 1/2-inch AR400 blade holder for demanding cutting applications.

What hydraulic flow do CID Tree Saws require?

Both models are available for 17–23 GPM or 20–30 GPM hydraulic flow, allowing you to select a configuration that matches your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulics.

What is the difference between the CID Manual Rotating and Fixed Tree Saw?

The Manual Rotating Tree Saw allows the blade to rotate 90° left or right, making it useful for angled cutting along fence lines, property edges, and tight areas. The Fixed Tree Saw keeps the blade in a fixed position and includes a push bar.

Does the CID Manual Rotating Tree Saw require a case drain?

It depends on the hydraulic configuration. The 17–23 GPM version does not require a case drain, while the 20–30 GPM version does require one.

What features make CID Tree Saws suitable for demanding work?

Both models feature a 30-inch blade, round cutting teeth, and a 1/2-inch AR400 blade holder. The Fixed Tree Saw also includes a push bar, while the Manual Rotating model provides 90° left/right blade rotation for greater cutting flexibility.