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SMITH Cure-it wire steel brush assemblies consist of a specially designed twisted heavy-gauge hardened steel wire ganged to an arbor in various widths and diameters for their required machine type. The wire brush is designed to pick off flaking paints, curing compounds, caked dirt, grease and...

Driving without a spare tire is risky... and so is working without spare parts for your scarifier. It’s a common industry practice to stock one wear parts kit with an extra cutter drum assembly. Being on the job with spares eliminates downtime, saves money and avoids frustration. There are...

You can use a drum-style SMITH surface preparator with Strip-it carbide cutters to remove the glues and mastics faster than a rotary machine and leaving the surface much rougher, or create a terrazzo finish that can be finished smooth using a rotary diamond grinder. If the surface is not level,...

Depending upon the surface you are working and the coatings you are shaving, you will have to gap your drum accordingly. All SMITH Shaver drums can be set at narrow or wide gaps depending upon the materials you are removing. Softer coatings (urethanes, polyureas, epoxies) may be best removed...

New concrete surfaces must be cured and the curing compound removed prior to installing any coatings. Check the pH balance of the concrete to assure that it is ready to accept the coatings you will apply. Prepare the surface using a drum-style scarifier, set up with Flail-it carbide cutters with...

Achieving proper adhesion prior to installing a new concrete overlay on old concrete requires a scarification process to clean the concrete, leaving a CSP 6 - CSP 9 profile. Working in tight locations requires the SMITH FS050 with a Flail-it  cutter drum assembly set up in a medium...

Setting up a drum in a fine set-up without spacers takes a toll even on the new drums. Adding spacers would definitely help reduce the amount of pressure that the full-width CF2228 cutters apply to the drum assembly.

Not much downside other than wear on the SPS10 wheels and a rather odd-looking setup. If the reason you removed them was due to any stability concerns, it is probably due to adjusting the height primarily with the controls on the cart and not the controls on the SPS10.

We don't have a specific interval due to the varied nature of jobs in which the X3 may be engaged. I would however, expect at least 40+ hours out of a set, under normal circumstances; more frequently when aggressively planing vs. in the float position. We would be interested in seeing...

Although it is ideal that all four casters of the outer frame would be equally planted during operation, it isn't necessarily required.In a lot of circumstances, if the skid steer or tractor doesn't have the outer frame sufficiently weighted it will raise one or two casters. This isn't necessarily...