Rotary cutter specs~1.docx

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IDNR - Eldon Hazlet State Park Heavy Duty Rotary Cutter Compatible with John Deere 333G
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24-422DNR-DIREC-B-40828
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Illinois

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This document outlines the specifications for a rotary cutter that is being procured by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) for use at the Eldon Hazlet State Park. The rotary cutter must have a cutting capacity of up to 10 inches, a cutting width of 72 inches, and be compatible with a John Deere 333G skid steer. It must have a minimum of 3 blades with a minimum thickness of , a minimum hydraulic flow of 30 gpm, and a maximum hydraulic flow of 45 gpm. The maximum operating pressure is 4,000 psi, and the item must be new and carry a minimum one-year warranty from the date of delivery. The procurement requires the vendor to provide a specification sheet, delivery FOB Destination, and proof of installation and operation acceptance.

The pricing terms, set asides, incumbent, and funding details are not provided in the document. However, it specifies that the procurement is for the IDNR's Eldon Hazlet State Park, indicating this is a state and local government contract opportunity.

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SPECIFICATIONS for ROTARY CUTTER Cutting capacity- up to 10” Cutting width-72” Deck thickness- ¼” Number of blades- 3 Thickness of blades- ½” minimum Minimum hydraulic flow- 30 gpm Maximum hydraulic flow- 45 gpm Maximum operating pressure- 4,000 psi Hydraulic connection- ½” quick connect coupler Compatibility with JD 333G skid steer Item must be new and carry a minimum one-year warranty from date of delivery. Quote should include specification sheet, delivery FOB Destination, installation and acceptance of proof of operation.

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