Walk-Behind Concrete Saws for Sale

Looking for walk-behind concrete saws that deliver precision, power, and durability on every cut? At Concrete Tools Direct, we stock contractor-grade saws from trusted brands, engineered to handle demanding jobsites with ease. Choose from gas-powered, electric, and early-entry models designed for deep, clean, and accurate cuts on cured or green concrete.

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Top-Rated Walk-Behind Concrete Saws for Every Job

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Our experts handpicked these contractor-grade walk-behind concrete saws for their cutting precision, durability, and jobsite performance. Whether you’re cutting expansion joints, trenching for utilities, or doing early-entry work, these models deliver consistent, powerful results every time.

Husqvarna Floor Saw 5000 D

The Husqvarna FS 5000 D is a robust diesel walk-behind floor saw, designed to meet Tier 4 regulations. Ideal for mid-sized road work, this floor saw offers up to 14 3/4 deep cuts on concrete and asphalt.
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Core Cut Walk-Behind (Model CC1308HXL-20)

The Core Cut Walk-Behind (Model CC1308HXL-20) is a gas-powered, professional-grade saw designed to handle demanding cutting tasks with a maximum 20 blade capacity.
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TKRS8H Crack Chaser Saw

The TKRS8H crack chaser saw is designed to precisely follow and widen cracks in concrete, ensuring optimal preparation for repair and sealing.
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How to Choose the Right Walk-Behind Concrete Saw

When choosing a walk-behind concrete saw, consider your power needs, blade size, and the type of material you’ll be cutting. The right saw ensures cleaner cuts, extended blade life, and better productivity across every jobsite application.

Power Source

Gas-powered saws deliver high torque and mobility for outdoor cutting, while electric saws are ideal for indoor or low-emission environments.

Blade Size and Cutting Depth

Smaller blades (6–14 inches) suit shallow cuts and precision work. Larger blades (16–20 inches) provide deeper cuts for thicker slabs and expansion joints.

Cutting Application

Standard saws handle cured concrete, while early-entry models are designed for green concrete to prevent random cracking after finishing.

Job Size

Compact saws are great for quick or confined cuts, while heavy-duty walk-behind units excel in large slab, road, or flooring projects.

Operator Comfort and Control

Features like adjustable depth stops, vibration reduction, and ergonomic handles improve accuracy and reduce operator fatigue.
No matter your project size or surface type, the right walk-behind concrete saw helps you cut faster, cleaner, and more efficiently. Explore our full range to find the perfect saw for your next job.

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We carry professional-grade walk-behind concrete saws from the most trusted brands in the industry — all built for accuracy, strength, and reliability in demanding jobsite conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ’s

What’s the best walk-behind concrete saw for general cutting jobs?

For most cutting tasks like expansion joints and pavement cuts, a gas-powered 11HP or 13HP saw provides the ideal balance of power and portability. Popular choices include the Husqvarna FS 5000 series.

What blade size should I use with a walk-behind concrete saw?

Blade size depends on your cutting depth. A 14-inch blade handles shallow cuts up to 4–5 inches, while larger 18- to 20-inch blades can reach depths of 7 inches or more for thicker slabs.

Should I choose a gas or electric walk-behind saw?

Gas-powered saws are best for outdoor use where maximum power and mobility are needed. Electric models are quieter, low-emission alternatives for indoor or enclosed worksites.

What’s the difference between an early-entry saw and a standard walk-behind saw?

Early-entry saws are designed for cutting green concrete within hours of finishing, reducing random cracking. Standard walk-behind saws are built for cured concrete and deeper structural cuts.

How do I maintain my walk-behind concrete saw?

Inspect and clean the air filter regularly, check blade guards and belts before each use, and ensure proper lubrication. Always use clean fuel and store the saw in a dry environment to extend its lifespan.