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Agri-Fab LBD48D 48 Inch Front Mount Universal Snow Plow Blade; Fits many Lawn and Garden Riding Lawn Mowers/Tractors

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Features

  • Durable 48" steel blade with replaceable scraper bar
  • Blade can be lifted and lowered from the tractor seat
  • Designed with 11 gauge steel & 48-Inch working width
  • Blade pivots left or right up to 30 degrees and adjustable skid shoes for use on smooth surfaces or gravel drives
  • Works best when working with 8-in of snow or less
  • Made In USA
  • 3 Year Limited Warranty

Description

Agri-Fab Inc., LBD48 is a 48" plow blade that fits many major tractor brands and is perfect for light plows and snow plows. It comes with adjustable skid shoes this way you can adjust the height of the plow from the surface you are clearing. You can adjust this snow blade to pivot 30⁰ to the right or 30⁰ to the left to place the snow where you want it when clearing your driveway or walkways. Using this plow blade on your lawn tractor will reduce the snow clean up to a fraction of the time it would take with a shovel. This plow blade is made in the USA and comes with Agri-Fab 3-Year Limited Warranty.

Brand: Agri-Fab


Power Source: Lawn Mower


Material: Metal


Color: Black


Style: Snow Blade


Item Weight: 89 Pounds


Cutting Width: 48 Inches


Operation Mode: Manual


Product Dimensions: 80"D x 50"W x 48"H


Assembly Required: Yes


Brand: Agri-Fab


Power Source: Lawn Mower


Material: Metal


Color: Black


Style: Snow Blade


Item Weight: 89 Pounds


Cutting Width: 48 Inches


Operation Mode: Manual


Product Dimensions: 80"D x 50"W x 48"H


Assembly Required: Yes


UPC: 052613244289 052613123485


Manufacturer: Agri-Fab Inc.


Item Weight: 89 pounds


Item model number: LBD48D


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Better than a snow blower
Works great. Better than a snow blower with wet snow.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2025 by Jack King
    • Works great! Assembly was challenging in a few strrod
Easy to use, good value for money. Seems well made. Assembly generally ok, a few steps were confusing.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by Michael T
    • Good
Takes awhile to construct but seems to work well
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Brandon Clemons
    • Bent the first time I used it. Just Buy A Snowblower instead.
I bought this figuring I'd save a little money and just outfit my lawn tractor with a blade and it would make clearing snow quick and easy. Wrong. Assembly was a chore, with many little parts needing to be assembled. Some bolts/nuts were missing (par for the course for Agri-fab products in my experience, I once had a lawn aerator arrive missing the main shaft that all the core augers mounted to) making me have to run to the hardware store twice to get replacements for the missing bolts/nuts. Putting the brackets on my lawn tractor made me have to take off the hood, muffler and other bits and pieces just to get them mounted. I went out to use it and found that even in powdery snow over 5-6" deep, the plow would lift by itself if you got much load on it and you'd end up driving over the snow rather than plowing it. Then you have to back up and push it again and again. A single pass turns into a repeated forward-stop-back up-stop-forward loop that sucks up time and energy. But the worst part of this product is that it's weak. Considering the design that runs under the tractor, I though it would be sturdy. Then I tried to take a "nibble" with a the edge of the blade off of an older wetter snow berm it would be able to handle it. Instead it just immediately bent the plow support arms like they were made out of plastic, making one side of the plow dangle and drag on the ground. I spent an hour outside in 15F temperatures trying to clear a 20'x30' long driveway and all I got for my efforts were chattering teeth, chain scratch marks on my driveway, and a bent plow. For anyone considering putting a plow on a lawn tractor, please realize that traction is a huge problem as well. Despite having my rather large self sitting over the rear tires and with chains, I still got stuck in the first few feet of plowing and had to back up and get a "run" on it. There are still scratch marks on my driveway from spinning the tire chains as they dug through the powdery snow down to the concrete. Just buy a snowblower for a few hundred bucks more and save yourself the aggravation. This product is only useful in my opinion for those of us with not much snowfall and a place to put all the snow. If you had perhaps a long gravel driveway and you only get 2-4" of snow at a time that immediately melts, this might work. For your average homeowner with a concrete driveway to clear in an area you get dumped on with snow regularly, a snowblower is a much better choice and it solves the problem of where to put the snow after you get a parade of snow-storms one after the other without any of it melting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019 by M.B.
    • 2nd season attached early no snow :(
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First time installing is a pain but it comes with a ton of extra parts fit my Husqvarna perfect (yth 22v46). It takes practice to use in snow and I would recommend chains and placing around 30lbs+ on the rear of your tractor. I fabricated an area and used some old plastic covered lifting weights. My first year i moved 2+ foot of wet snow fairly easily after my modification. Works good moving horse manure and light grading of dirt. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2021 by Grahaminator Grahaminator
    • Won’t last A winter.
Hope you have nothing to do ALL day because that’s how long it’s going to take to assemble with these directions. The bolts should be in individual bags and labeled. I spent half the day questions is this the right bolt? The parts are thin metal and junk. I don’t see this last more than two Northeast winters. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024 by Michael Cef
    • Advanced Installation
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Review Image by Outback buck Outback buck
I don't usually make comments, however, this is something different. I purchased the Agri-fab plow for my MTD, although while it was on route, I called the company and they told me it would not fit.....Now I was sitting there with a hundred pound plow. My MTD does not have the cross brace mid section, so I looked at it for a while, and sure enough, the trailer hitch was the answer. The "Push channels " (two of them) that are long enough to go all the way back to the ball hitch hole, and go up to the front fit perfect, no drilling or cutting...(not one swear word), Old ARMY mechanic...(lol)...good luck out there...thomas. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020 by Outback buck Outback buck
    • Installation
Review Image by joshua dingledy joshua dingledy
Review Image by joshua dingledy joshua dingledy
Review Image by joshua dingledy joshua dingledy
This is my honest review Directions are difficult if you have no mechanical skills or minimal mechanical skills Some of the nut and bolt assembly are labeled wrong in the instructions . Good thing there are plenty of extra nuts and bolts Took me about 4 hours to put it together . About 2 hours of reading. After I got it all together I’m happy with end result 👍🏻 I’m going to weld some of the bolts in place But all in all it’s worth the price asked Can’t really complain 😉 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022 by joshua dingledy joshua dingledy

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