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BLUE DIAMOND SHOWCASES EXTREME BRUSH CUTTER

Thursday, November 13 2008 @ 09:17 AM CST
Contributed by: hline888
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New AttachmentsBlue Diamond is releasing the redesigned extreme brush cutter the Fall of 2008.

The new features include:



*Direct drive motor connects by spline shaft to a 2 5/8” drive shaft

*Oversized tapered bearings are 4.5” O.D and are submerged in oil

*4 blade hub is now connected to the shaft by a 13” diameter flange that is 1” thick by 10 bolts

*2 year warranty

*Cuts up to 6” trees and heavy grass without bunching under the deck

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Chuck Kennedy
Blue Diamond Attachments
Atco Equipment Inc.
6325 Central Ave Pike
Knoxville, TN 37912
ph-888-376-7027
fax-865-246-2007
e-mail:info@bluediamondattachments.com
website:bluediamondattachments.com
 

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