Power Cutter Wheel Kit, Ergonomic Ground-Level Saw Support, 100 mm Axle Width, Inline Dual Wheels
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Description
This power cutter wheel kit converts a handheld cutoff saw into a ground-level rolling floor cutter. Bolt-on inline dual wheels and integrated rubber parking pads provide stable support for pavement scoring, sidewalk expansion joints and shallow trenching. Constructed with a high-grade galvanized steel axle and a 100 mm axle width, the kit fits specified professional power cutter models for reliable jobsite performance.
Highlights
- Converts handheld cutoff saw into a rolling floor cutter for cleaner straight cuts
- Inline dual wheels with rigid dual rolling layout for stable ground-level cutting
- Integrated rubber parking pads for secure positioning and vibration dampening
- 100 mm axle width for correct wheel spacing
- Axle made from high-grade galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
- Bolt-on installation for straightforward mounting
- Compatible with K 760, K 760 Rescue, K 770, K 960, K 970, K 970 Rescue, K 1260, K 1270, K 1 PACE
- Ideal for pavement scoring, expansion joints, shallow trenching and road repairs
Specifications
| Brand | Husqvarna |
| Power Cutter Compatibility | K 760, K 760 Rescue, K 770, K 960, K 970, K 970 Rescue, K 1260, K 1270, K 1 PACE |
| Ground Stabilization Layout | Rigid dual rolling wheels + integrated rubber parking pads |
| Core Intended Applications | Flat floor joints, pavement scoring, trenching, road repairs |
| Axle Material | High-grade galvanized steel |
| Axle Width | 100 mm |
| Kit Design | Inline dual wheels |
Special Notes
- Confirm fit with the listed compatible models before installation
- Verify all mounting fasteners are tightened and the kit is secure prior to use
- Regularly inspect wheels, axle and mounting points for wear or damage
- Consult manufacturer documentation or an authorized dealer if fit or installation questions arise