Rent a Floor Saw, 14", Gas, Edco

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Rent a Floor Saw, 14", Gas, Edco

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Rental Item Details

14" Floor Saw	Model SK14-13H EDCO
Weight	190 lbs
Cutting Depth	5"
Powered By	13 hp Honda
DELIVERY ESTIMATE	GET RATE

Manuals

Spec Sheet Edco 48100D SK14-13H Saw

User Manual Edco 48100D SK14-13H Saw

Parts List Edco 48100D SK14-13H Saw

This Edco floor saw rental has a 5" cutting capacity. It is able to cut concrete and asphalt. Click on Concrete diamond blade or Asphalt diamond blade to see blade rental pricing.

This Edco SK-14-11H walk-behind saw rental has 8" wheels to provide smoother cutting action with less vibration and a more stable frame with a wider wheel base. This saw also has more weight located over blade for faster cutting. It features a compact size for easy loading and unloading and a down-cut blade rotation. Its three belt drive delivers more power to blade shaft. This concrete saw rental is ideal for: short-run slab cutting, contraction joints, patch repairs in asphalt, traffic loop installation, and trenching. Sometimes referrred to as chop saw, 14 in wet saw, wet concrete saw, cut off saw, pavement saw, or black top cutoff saw or blacktop saw or blacktop cutter or concrete cutter

FAQ

When should I rent this walk-behind floor saw instead of a handheld cut-off saw?

This walk-behind saw is commonly used for: cutting expansion joints in green concrete; scoring trench lines for utility installation; squaring up asphalt patches; cutting loops for traffic sensors; sawing perimeter lines for floor removal. Choose this walk-behind model when you need long, straight cuts with consistent depth control without operator fatigue. A handheld cut-off saw is better for tight wall perimeters, vertical cuts, or spots where a 190-pound wheeled chassis cannot fit.

What is the maximum cutting depth of this 14-inch walk-behind saw?

It provides a maximum cutting depth of up to 5 inches when equipped with a 14-inch blade. For cuts deeper than 2 or 3 inches in cured concrete, make multiple progressively deeper passes to avoid bogging down the 13 hp Honda engine or causing premature blade wear.

Does the rental include a diamond cutting blade?

Blades are rented or purchased separately based on your specific application. Concrete diamond blades and asphalt diamond blades have different matrix bonds, so ensure you match the blade type to your material for efficient cutting and proper blade life.

How do I safely transport this 190 lb concrete saw?

At 190 lbs, this unit requires two able-bodied adults to lift manually or can be rolled into a pickup bed, van, or utility trailer using sturdy loading ramps. Always transport it upright and secure it firmly at the frame with tie-down straps, ensuring the blade is raised and the fuel shutoff valve is closed.

Can I operate this gas-powered floor saw inside a building or garage?

No, this saw is powered by a 13 hp gasoline engine and produces dangerous carbon monoxide exhaust that can quickly accumulate to lethal levels in enclosed areas. For indoor trenching or basement slab cuts, you must use an electric or hydraulic walk-behind saw.

Do I need a continuous water source while cutting?

Yes, standard diamond blades require a continuous water hookup via garden hose to cool the blade core and suppress hazardous silica dust. Cutting dry with a wet blade will quickly ruin the diamond segments, overheat the blade, and generate heavy airborne dust.

What are the common mistakes that ruin cut quality or bind the blade?

The most frequent issues are forcing the saw forward faster than it wants to cut, twisting the frame mid-cut, or attempting full 5-inch depth in a single pass. Let the weight of the machine and the blade speed do the work, follow a chalk line slowly, and never steer or force the saw sideways while the blade is down in the cut.