Description

Crown 14″ Walk Behind Saw w/ 8 HP Honda Engine – TCS-GH8

Crown 14″ Walk Behind Saw w/ 8 HP Honda EngineThe Crown 14″ Walk Behind Saw is designed with a heavy-duty box frame for vibration reduction and is equipped with a powerful Honda engine for maximum performance.

Features

• Rubber handles for better grip
• 1″ blade arbor
• Steel 1.3 gal water tank
• Screw belt tensioner to prevent damage
• Wrenches included
• Easy access to the belt and bearings for maitenance
• Folding handles for easy transport
• Blade sold separately

Specification

What Our Experts Think

• Powerful 8 HP Honda Engine – Delivers consistent, high-performance cutting power for tough materials.
• 14″ Blade Capacity – Ideal for cutting concrete, asphalt, and other dense materials with ease.
• Durable Construction – Built to withstand heavy use in demanding construction environments.
• Precision Cutting – Designed for accurate, clean cuts with minimal vibration.
• Easy to Operate – User-friendly controls for efficient operation and quick setup.

Q&A

Q: What is the Crown TCS-GH8 Walk Behind Saw used for?
A: It is a powerful 14″ walk-behind saw designed for cutting concrete, asphalt, and other hard materials, making it ideal for roadwork, construction, and heavy-duty masonry tasks.

Q: What engine powers the TCS-GH8?
A: The saw is equipped with an 8 HP Honda engine, providing reliable and consistent power for efficient cutting performance.

Q: Can it cut through thick concrete?
A: Yes, with its 14-inch blade and powerful engine, the TCS-GH8 is designed to handle tough materials, including thick concrete and asphalt.

Q: Is the TCS-GH8 easy to operate?
A: Yes, its ergonomic design and walk-behind functionality make it easy to maneuver and control, even during extended use on job sites.

Q: Who benefits from using the TCS-GH8?
A: Contractors, construction workers, and road crews who need a durable, portable saw for precision cutting of concrete and asphalt.

Maintenance Tips

• Check & Change Engine Oil – Regularly check the oil level and change it according to the manufacturer’s schedule to keep the engine running smoothly.
• Inspect the Blade – Ensure the 14″ blade is sharp and free from cracks; replace it if it’s damaged or worn.
• Clean Air Filter – Clean or replace the air filter to ensure proper engine airflow and prevent debris from entering the engine.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply appropriate grease or oil to moving components like the saw’s cutting head and wheels.
• Check Water System – Ensure the water delivery system is working properly to keep the blade cool and minimize dust.
• Inspect the Fuel System – Make sure the fuel system is clean and the fuel is fresh; replace old fuel if necessary.
• Store Properly – When not in use, store the saw in a dry, protected area to prevent rust and damage.