Cut With Confidence—Sibom’s Skid Steer Circular Saw Turns CAT, Bobcat, and Kubota Loaders Into Precision Pavement-Cutting Powerhouses

Patching an expansion joint at dawn, carving a slot trench for afternoon fiber, and trimming decorative stone before dusk used to mean juggling rental saws, multiple crews, and tight lane-closure windows. Sibom’s all-new skid steer diamond blade saw condenses that chaos into one quick-attach solution that bolts to the universal plate on every CAT, Bobcat, and Kubota skid steer—or any other ISO-mount loader you trust on your trailers.

Engineered from the ground up as a high performance circular saw and reinforced with ultra-hard alloys, the attachment blends the brute force of a hydraulic circular saw with the finesse of an electro hydraulic saw controller. Whether you are a highway contractor tackling miles of concrete pavement saw work or a municipal crew slicing curb cuts in tight cul-de-sacs, this compact, space saving cutter delivers straight, smooth, debris-controlled kerfs faster than any walk-behind you’ve rented.

Universal Mount and One-Minute Hook-Up

Field engineers started with a true universal mount saw plate that matches the quick coupler geometry of premium compact loaders. Roll your CAT 262, Bobcat S770, or Kubota SVL75 into place, curl the arms, and click the levers—no spacers, no dedicated harness. Two flat-face couplers feed the priority valve, and the attachment is live. Owners with mixed fleets finally get a single rental circular saw attachment they can shuffle among machines without chasing adapter brackets.

Diamond Edge Technology—Sharp, Durable, Fast

At the business end spins a high speed diamond cutter rim fitted with vacuum-brazed industrial segments. These self-sharpening blocks survive asphalt oils, rebar hits, and quartz-rich granite:

• Wear resistant blade saw metallurgy keeps edge geometry intact for marathon shifts.

• Quick change blade saw carrier lets a tech swap to a fresh or different diameter wheel in under five minutes.

• An integrated sprayer delivers a precise mist for diamond blade water cooled saw performance, extending life on blistering hot bridge decks.

For outfits that alternate between asphalt rejuvenation and hard-rock trenching, optional replaceable milling cutter blade discs give claw-tooth bite in aggregate-heavy substrates while the standard diamond stays ready for finish passes.

Depth & Alignment—No Guesswork, No Over-Cut

On legacy walk-behinds, operators eyeball depth and pray they don’t slice into sub-base. Sibom solves that with a precision depth saw gauge visible from the cab. Dial the thumbwheel to set ½-inch increments from shallow 1-inch telecom slots to 14-inch utility trenches, activating the variable depth cutter stack. A load-holding cylinder guarantees repeatable accuracy across temperature swings, while travel sensors feed real-time readouts to the loader display for high accuracy saw attachment confidence.

When the line hugs an obstacle, a side shift circular saw carriage glides 18 inches left or right, so the wheel reaches beneath overhanging curbs or abuts median barriers. Contractors digging an inline trenching saw slot beside active traffic love the ability to maintain loader clearance without angling the whole machine into the lane.

Dust & Noise—Engineered for Urban Quiet Zones

Construction sites evolve, but neighborhood tolerance for airborne silica does not. A dual-jet water spray saw attachment fires atomized droplets exactly where the diamond meets the kerf. The automatic water spray cutter logic triggers only during blade engagement, conserving onboard tank volume. Downstream, serrated splash guards and a dense neoprene skirt corral slurry for the vacuum crew—exactly the dust suppression saw compliance regulators demand. Because the wheel’s hub rides on tapered roller bearings with tuned dampers, vibration radiates as a muted hum—this is a genuinely low noise diamond cutter, ideal for night shift emergency road saw interventions.

Torque to Tear Through Anything

Hydraulic flow determines horsepower; Sibom’s manifold lets you tap every gallon. Paired with CAT’s 40 gpm high-flow circuit, the high torque wheel saw devours 6-inch asphalt in a single sweep. Hook it to a mid-flow Kubota and the smart valve retards advance speed but maintains optimum blade rpm, still granting a clean cut on residential driveways. That self-adjusting aggression turns one attachment into a versatile cutting attachment equally at home on a ranch lane or a six-lane interstate.

Built for Punishment, Designed for Longevity

• High-strength wheel saw frame uses strong steel with gusseted motor mounts for zero flex.

• All pivot pins ride grease-grooved bronze bushings under captive seals—true low maintenance backhoe digger simplicity migrated to a saw.

• A robust circular saw shroud protects hoses from rebar knockbacks, while quick-release panels provide instant access for belt checks.

• The durable cutter holder saw locks via grade-8 bolts torqued against hardened inserts—no thread galling after thousands of hammering cycles.

Rental fleets report more than 1,500 hours between major services, citing the attachment as the most long-life cutter wheel saw in their inventory.

Field-Proven Versatility

• Road repair circular saw squads score hot-patch rectangles so infrared recyclers drop in flawless mats.

• Expansion joint cutter crews on bridge decks slice neat 1-inch kerfs without micro-cracking chloride-intruded concrete.

• Utility trench wheel saw teams run hundreds of feet of 4-inch slot for fibre conduit, shaving reinstatement costs by 40 percent.

• Frozen ground cutter operators in Alaska buzz through permafrost hardness where buckets only polish.

• Rescue circular saw attachment modes cut concrete walls during urban-search missions— the diamond wheel clamps into a safety arbor for vertical orientation.

The same attachment qualifies as a pipeline slot cutter, a curb cut circular saw for parking lot retro-fits, or a hard rock blade cutter in quarry bench drainage.

Safety First—Always

A robust polycarbonate protective cover saw shield houses a kill-switch relay: lift the shroud and hydraulics drop to standby. An inertia brake stops free-spin inside three seconds, complying with global jobsite standards. The operator stays in the loader cab behind ROPS and FOPS—exactly how a modern operator safety circular saw should act.

Productivity Numbers Contractors Feel Immediately

Side-by-side tests show Sibom’s fast cutting diamond blade slices ¾-inch asphalt at 50 ft/min, double many walk-behind units. Combined with the loader’s travel speed, one crew finished a suburban sidewalk cut saw route before lunch where two days were budgeted. Another team cut 1,000 feet of runway airport pavement saw joints in a single night window, leaving no FOD concerns at dawn.

Less time cutting offers real financial upside: lower lane-closure fines, reduced flagger wages, and fewer hot-mix tons because kerfs stay tight and straight.

Low Total Cost of Ownership

The blade comprises 12 replaceable diamond cartridges. Worn one side? Flip and reuse—90 percent of the core survives multiple cycles. Hydraulic lines are off-the-shelf SAE spec; no proprietary kits to order. Skid shoes bolt off and reverse after wearing half-width. Factor in the attachment’s ability to ride on existing loader horsepower and the Sibom system becomes an energy efficient circular saw that pays for itself long before the first blade core is retired.

Final Word—Cutting Edge, Literally and Figuratively

Pavement, rock, clay, reinforced concrete, frozen soil—the Sibom skid steer concrete cutter, skid steer asphalt cutter, and skid steer rock saw all reside in one nimble, loader-mounted package. Agility of a skid steer, muscle of a road mill, accuracy of a surveyor’s chalk line. If your CAT handles site prep, your Bobcat parks in narrow alley service calls, or your Kubota operates on vineyard terraces, you now have a single high performance circular saw ready for every cut life throws at you.

Hook it, set depth, drop the water mist, and let the clean cut diamond saw sparkle across the slab. Sibom—where productivity circles back to profit, one flawless groove at a time.