LASER GRADE
Skid Steer Laser Mast

Above Pictures Courtesy of A+ Skidloader Services, LLC of Boone Iowa

 
 

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Complete your jobs ahead of schedule and under budget.

Eliminate the need for a rod man with on board grading accuracy.

A Laser Mast will place indicator lights directly in front of the operator for easy viewing.

The Laser Mast works on all Skid Steers
Call for special prices on your laser receiver
 (573) 624-8988
or email us sales@laser-grade.com  

Building your Laser Mast
1.) MAST BRACKET: Weld a 10" long piece of 2" steel square tubing on your bucket called the "mast bracket."  Weld a 1/2" nut over a hole drilled in the mast bracket making one or more "set" screws (see top right picture).

2.) MAST POLE: Use a 1 1/2" steel square tubing to fit inside the 2" mast bracket for the Laser Receiver to mount on and is called the "mast pole." The mast pole can be easily taken off when the laser receiver is not being used.

3.) With the Skid Steer bucket on a level area heat and bend the mast pole to a 90 degree angle putting the receiver directly over the cutting edge. Or cut the mast pole and re-weld it to form the 90 degree angle.

4.) Call Laser Grade and purchase your new Laser Receiver that will mount on a 1 1/2" square mast. We recommend the 360 degree, 6.75" caption Bullseye3+ or Spectra Precision LR30

If you take pictures of your project email them to sales@laser-grade.com we always like input or new ideas.

Testimonials:
A+ Skidloader Services, LLC of Boone Iowa: The 1.5" tubing is 6 foot overall--fairly thick wall as we didn't want it vibrating (it doesn't). We made sure we were on a level surface with the arms completely down. We then tilted the bucket until the bottom was perfectly level and then came out at an angle to place the receiver directly above the cutting edge. This does two things: it places the receiver out where you are cutting and allows the cab door to completely open w/o hitting the mast.
We then made sure the mast was "plumb" (straight up and down and straight side-to-side).
 
On the bucket mount (we have made three of them for three different buckets): The tube was about 10" long. Once again, with machine on level, arms down, and "floor" of bucket level, we attached the tube "plumb", and reinforced/gusseted it well so it would hold up to severe uses when laser mast is not being used. We used half-inch diameter by one inch long grade 5 bolts and nuts as set screws.

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