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  • Materials Bucket



    Haul up to 500 lb of loose material, including mulch,
    seed, hay, soil or whatever your job demands. Key Features

    Versatile Bucket:

    Can be used for loading loose material as well as scraping and other generalpurpose tasks. Angle Indicator on Bucket:

    Allows operator to gauge angle of the cutting height. Optional Markers (as shown):

    Give operator clear visibility of bucket width. Specs
    • Overall Width:

      62.2" (1580 mm)
    • Overall Length:

      16.6" (422 mm)
    • Height:

      21.5" (546 mm)
    • Weight:

      115 lb (52.2 kg)
    • ISO Struck Capacity:

      3.6 cu ft (0.10 cu m)
    • ISO Heaped Capacity:

      4.7 cu ft (0.13 cu m)
    • Weight Capacity:

      500 lb (226.8 kg)
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  • Pallet Forks


    Move pallets, bulk materials, bagged items and more all around the job site.
  • Key Features

    Floating-Tine Pallet Forks:

    Allow operator to pick up pallets on uneven terrain. Adjustable Tine Width:

    Allows transport of various cargo types. Tapered Fork Tines:

    Make cargo lifting easier. Specs
    • Overall Width:

      38" (965 mm)
    • Overall Length:

      42.4" (1077 mm)
    • Height:

      23" (584 mm)
    • Weight:

      113 lb (51.3 kg)
    • Fork Width:

      2" (51 mm)
    • Number of Teeth Shipped:

      2
    • Weight Capability:

      450 lb (204.1 kg)
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  • Snow Blade
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  • Clear safe pathways for pedestrians and motorists in a variety of settings, such as private residences, commercial lots and sidewalks. Key Features

    Hydraulic Angling:

    Allows an operator to angle plow 30º left or right from inside the vehicle with an intuitive remote switch. Adjustable-Depth Skid Shoes:

    Prevent scraping by holding the current height of the blade. Rolled Trip Blade:

    Allows materials to flow easily, creating less drag. Boxed-In, Reinforced Blade:

    A boxed-in back plate adds reinforcement for a stronger, more durable blade and cutting edge. Tension Spring Trip Blade:

    Reduces the impact damage to blade, vehicle and operator. Adjustable Springs:

    Adjust tripping mechanism with the eyebolts for preferred tension. Optional Markers (as shown):

    Give operator clear visibility of blade width. Specs

    • Width:

      69" (1753 mm)
    • Working Width (Fully Angled):

      59.8" (1519 mm)
    • Length:

      25.6" (650 mm)
    • Height:

      21.4" (544 mm)
    • Blade Height:

      20" (508 mm)
    • Operating Weight:

      275 lb (125 kg)
    • Angle:

      ±30°
    • Steel Cutting Edge:

      0.38" x 4" (10 mm x 102 mm)
    • Opt. Rubber Cutting Edge:

      1" x 5" (25 mm x 127 mm)
    • Opt. Polyether Cutting Edge:

      1" x 6" (25 mm x 52 mm)
    • Trip Springs:

      2
    • Blade Sweep:

      55°
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  • FINISHING MOWER
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  • Ideal for any application where a finishing cut is needed on large, open lawns. Key Features

    Wide Side Discharge Deflector:

    Safely and evenly disperses clippings for clean lawn appearance. Durable Anti-Scalp Wheels:

    Won't tear up turf, keeping lawns looking smooth.. Blade Rotation Indicators:

    Clearly show when the mower is engaged. Optional Markers:

    Give operator clear visibility of mower width. Specs

    • Cutting Width:

      66" (1676 mm)
    • Overall Width:

      77" (1956 mm)
    • Overall Length:

      51.9" (1318 mm)
    • Weight:

      494 lb (224.1 kg)
    • Cutting Height Range:

      2.3"–5.3" (58 mm–135 mm)
    • Number of Blades:

      3
    • Blade Tip Speed:

      18,400 fpm (5608 mpm)
    • Discharge:

      Side
    • Oscillation:

      ±10°
    • PTO Speed:

      2000 RPM
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  • SNOW BLOWER
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  • For snow removal jobs that demand more than a snow blade.
    Ideal for both private and commercial properties. Key Features

    Two-Stage Blower Design:

    Eats up the snow while an impeller blows it up and out of the chute. Hydraulic Chute Rotator:

    Throws snow exactly where it needs to be placed. Adjustable and Replaceable Skid Shoes:

    Control the cutting depth on irregular surfaces. Helpful on gravel driveways. Bolt-On Reversible Cutting Edge:

    Provides long life and easy maintenance. Chain and Sprocket System:

    Chute rotation with a chain and sprocket system provides maximum uptime protection by eliminating loose, tangled and frozen cables. Optional Markers (as shown):

    Give operator clear visibility of snow blower width. Specs

    • Cutting Width:

      62" (1575 mm)
    • Overall Width:

      64.4" (1636 mm)
    • Cutting Height (blower on ground):

      21" (533 mm)
    • Weight:

      404 lb (183 kg)
    • Auger Diameter:

      12" (305 mm)
    • Fan Diameter:

      14" (356 mm)
    • Chute Rotation (Hydraulic):

      227°
    • Deflector Adjustment (Manual):

      90°
    • Drive Line Protection:

      Shear Bolt
    • Blower Design:

      Two Stage
    • Cutting Edge Design:

      Reversible/Replaceable
    • Cutting Edge Dimensions:

      0.25" x 4.5" (6 mm x 114 mm) Steel
    • Skid Shoes:

      0.375" (10 mm) Steel
      (Adjustable/Replaceable)
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  • ANGLE BROOM





  • Clear slush, leaves, gravel and other debris from walkways,
    parking lots or any other paved surface. Key Features

    Hydraulically Angles 25° Left or Right:

    Maneuver broom from inside the vehicle. Broom Head Floats Fore-To-Aft and Oscillates:

    Broom follows surface terrain. Crank Stand Adjustable Wheels:

    • Eliminate bristle distortion during storage
    • Easily set and maintain the sweep height to reduce excessive bristle down pressure
    • Lower to dethatch lawns
    Chainless Drive:

    Eliminates need for greasing the chain or making tension adjustments. No chain and sprocket to remove during bristle maintenance. 24" Diameter Bristles:

    Maximize uptime with large diameter bristles that have long wear life. High Bristle Speed:

    Cleans with fast flick action. Easy Maintenance:

    Easily replace bristles without removing chains, sprockets or the broom core. Optional Debris Deflector:

    Shields and controls the discharge of material being swept. Specs

    • Working Width (Straight):

      70" (1778 mm)
    • Working Width: (Fully Angled):

      65.5" (1664 mm)
    • Overall Width:

      73.9" (1877 mm)
    • Length:

      44.8" (1138 mm)
    • Height:

      471 lb (214 kg)
    • Operating Weight:

      471 lb (214 kg)
    • Angle:

      ±25°
    • Pitch Forward:

      9°
    • Pitch Aft:

      5°
    • Oscillation:

      ±10°
    • Bristle Diameter:

      24" (610 mm)
    • Bristle Speed w/2000 RPM PTO:

      1257 fpm (383 mpm)
    • Number of Bristle Sections:

      32 Convoluted, 4 Conical
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seeing how versatile the brutus is i won't be surprised if a lot of american cities and towns buy these up for their crews. this has me wondering what fleet pricing will be like.
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the snow blower, snow blade, pallet forks and maybe the mower would be useful around the farm.

I mean I have a standalone snow blower and i have a blade on my truck. I also have a deer that I'm using right now to cut the grass but depending on how pricey these attachments are I might sell the deer and snow blower to fund the accessories.
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I have a feeling we are going to spend most of our money on these attachments. :(
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BrutalAffairs said:
I have a feeling we are going to spend most of our money on these attachments. :(
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We are, they're not cheap but they're a worth while investment. One member is paying just over $24k out the door for his brutus and the attachments he wants.
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You could always wait for aftermarket accessories which might be a bit cheaper. They haven't even released pricing for these attachments yet have they?
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how high can the pallet forks go?
we stack pallets quite high, high enough to fit into trucks and sometimes for storage in a warehouse and need the forks to go high enough.
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polarisfan said:
how high can the pallet forks go?
we stack pallets quite high, high enough to fit into trucks and sometimes for storage in a warehouse and need the forks to go high enough.
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I think you're going to need a fork lift... look at this picture


Brutus with pallet forks, they look to only be capable of lifting from the ground to a limited height, the brutus seems to be better suited to transport pallets around property than it is to stack and organize.
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that only means you have to stack whatever on top of the pallet yourself and just use the brutus to move it.
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BrutalAffairs said:
that only means you have to stack whatever on top of the pallet yourself and just use the brutus to move it.
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Not in a warehouse environment your not.. the Brutus cant even lift a pallet up 5 ft how do you expect that to work in a warehouse. even stacking them by hand is a foolish suggestion, especially if they're loaded with stuff. what are you going to do climb it up to the shelves on a ladder?

The brutus is good for transporting pallets but not organizing.
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yeah the brutus forklift attachment is nearly useless, you would be better off with getting a real forklift.
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charlieP said:
Not in a warehouse environment your not.. the Brutus cant even lift a pallet up 5 ft how do you expect that to work in a warehouse. even stacking them by hand is a foolish suggestion, especially if they're loaded with stuff. what are you going to do climb it up to the shelves on a ladder?

The brutus is good for transporting pallets but not organizing.
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Its just meant for moving the pallets around if they are already on the ground.

Can't bring them any higher.
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Yeah it seems like stacking pallets can only be done if it's just a few.
It's more for move loaded pallets.
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Especially for the cost of that attachment, it doesn't seem worth it. If you didn't have to stack pallets than it would be acceptable, but as you can see the Brutus will only lift the pallets about two feet off the ground.

You could look to see if other UTVs have a better fork lift attachment that gives you the ability to stack as well as move pallets.
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It's weird how they could make a forklift attachment lift pallets higher. Was there something in the way of clearance or maybe this is one of the attachment just to transport pallets one at a time and the other stackable lift is in the works...
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