MotoAlliance® Impact Implements Cat 0 Three-Point 52" Rear Grading Scraper Blade for Lawn and Garden Tractors. Great for Grading Driveways, Arenas, Top Soil, Gravel and More.
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Size: CAT 0 Three-Point Rear Blade
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- USA TRADEMARK: All Impact Implements are designed by engineers in the heartland of the USA with a filed trademark for authenticity. When you buy any of our accessories or utility trailers from the wide and growing family of Impact Implements, you can do so with confidence knowing you are getting the original designs made in cooperation with agricultural experts in the USA!
- BLADE WITH ANGLE ADJUSTMENT: You can adjust your Impact Implements Cat-0 Grading Blade in either direction, making it perfect for grading, leveling, clearing brush, and backfilling. The various angle adjustments ensure that can tackle any job with ease.
- DURABLE: The Impact Implements 52" Rear Grading Blade is made with a heavy-duty 8 gauge steel frame and 10 gauge main frame tube The reversible cutting edge will last for an extended period of time and is easily replaceable if needed.
- EASY MOUNTING: The integrated 3-point hitch is designed with the perfect spacing for all Cat 0 lawn and garden tractors. Simple attach to the Cat 0 hitch on your machine and you can get to grading your driveway, dragging your arenas, back plowing paths and moving sand and gravel quickly and efficiently. Can also be used with a Cat 1 tractor with an aftermarket adapter (not included.) Feel free to contact us with any questions about how to use the blade.
- PART OF THE IMPACT FAMILY: The Impact Implements Grading Blade is a great addition to the entire Cat-0 family that includes disc plows, landscape rakes, middle busters, box scrapers and more. Get the entire family of implements and turn your acreage, food plot or small farm into a beautiful and productive space.
Product Dimensions: 10 x 5 x 5 inches
Item Weight: 90 pounds
Manufacturer: MotoAlliance
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: Impact Implements
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Works exactly as it should. Tines will bend if you hit larger stones but not unexpected.
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So first off the install was fairly straight forward. The instructions could have been a little bit more clear but anyone that is half mechanically inclined shouldn't have a problem. My tractor has a cat 1 hitch so I swapped out the pins. I think that the shipping weight was around 130 pounds so my FedEx guy was super impressed. That being said it is fairly light. And my ground being rocky and packed it likes to hope and skip over high packed areas. I had the tines down almost as far as they would go and never had a problem. It is fairly small in hight and in depth compared to some of the more expensive versions out there. But as of so far it has held up nice and is perfect for my needs. I mainly got it to help maintain a drive way and move snow.
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