Crown Equipment BBS20 20" Blade Block & Brick Saw - BBS20-GH13
Crown Equipment BBS20 20" Blade Brick Saw
Features
- Handle Grip For Easy Control
- Rugged Oversized Conveyor Cart
- Rigid Steel Frame
- Precision Screw Feed for Accurate cut
- Foot Pedal control for Blade Orientation
- Standard Forklift Pockets
What's Included
- Honda Gas Engine
- Water Pump
- Blade Guard For Operators Safety
Specification
| Crown BBS20 |
Technical Specs |
| Blade Capacity |
20" |
| Depth Cut |
8" |
| Overall Lenght |
61" |
| Overall Width |
25" |
| Overall Height |
55" |
| Operating Weight |
570 lbs. |
What Our Experts Think
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Powerful Performance – Efficiently cuts through blocks, bricks, and pavers with precision.
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Durable Blade – 20" blade ensures clean cuts and long-lasting use in demanding applications.
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Heavy-Duty Construction – Built for tough job sites, with a robust frame for enhanced stability.
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Versatile Use – Ideal for masonry, landscaping, and construction projects.
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Easy to Transport – Designed with mobility in mind for easy movement on job sites.
Q&A
Q: What is the Crown Equipment BBS20 used for?
A: The BBS20 is a 20" blade block and brick saw designed for precise cutting of concrete, brick, stone, and other masonry materials.
Q: What makes the BBS20 unique?
A: Its powerful motor, 20-inch cutting capacity, and adjustable cutting depth allow for versatile and accurate cuts, making it ideal for heavy-duty masonry work.
Q: Can it handle large masonry blocks?
A: Yes, the 20" blade is designed to cut through thick blocks and bricks with ease, offering a smooth and efficient cutting experience.
Q: Is the BBS20 easy to transport?
A: Yes, it features a robust design with wheels, making it easy to move around job sites while maintaining stability and control.
Q: Who benefits from using the BBS20?
A: Contractors, construction workers, and masonry professionals who need a reliable, high-performance saw for cutting large masonry materials.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean Blade & Guard – After each use, clean the blade and guard to remove debris and dust buildup.
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Inspect Blade for Damage – Check the blade for cracks, dullness, or any signs of wear and replace if necessary.
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Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply appropriate lubrication to moving parts like the cutting head and carriage to ensure smooth operation.
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Check Water Pump – Ensure the water pump is functioning properly to cool the blade and reduce dust.
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Inspect Electrical Components – Regularly check the power cords and electrical connections for wear or damage.
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Store Properly – Keep the saw in a dry, safe environment when not in use to avoid moisture and rust.
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