Tractor Rear Mounted Grader

The Tractor Rear Mounted Grader is an essential piece of equipment for efficient grading and leveling of soil in agricultural and construction applications. With a working width of 2 meters and a robust build, this grader is designed to handle heavy-duty tasks, ensuring smooth and precise grading results. Perfect for use with tractors, it requires 40-60 horsepower for optimal performance.

Key Features:

• Powerful Performance: Designed for tractors with 40-60 horsepower, the grader provides excellent power for effective grading, making it suitable for large-scale agricultural fields and construction sites.
• Durable Blade: The grader is equipped with a 40 cm high, 6 mm thick blade that ensures efficient soil leveling and grading, providing long-lasting durability and resistance to wear.
• Wide Working Width: With a working width of 2 meters, the grader covers a large area, reducing the time needed to complete grading tasks.
• Hydraulic Cylinders: The grader features 4 hydraulic cylinders, allowing for precise control over blade positioning and improving overall grading efficiency.
• Heavy-Duty Build: Weighing 350 kg, the grader is sturdy and reliable, ensuring a long service life even under demanding conditions.
• Compact Design: Despite its heavy-duty performance, the grader's design is compact and easy to maneuver, making it ideal for various agricultural and construction applications.

The Tractor Rear Mounted Grader is a reliable and efficient tool for leveling soil, creating smooth surfaces, and enhancing farm or construction operations. Its powerful design and durable components ensure that it performs consistently, season after season.

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Earthmoving machinery that uses scrapers to level the ground. The scraper is installed between the front and rear axles of the machinery and can lift, tilt, rotate, and extend outward. The action is flexible and accurate, easy to operate, and the leveling of the site has high accuracy. It is suitable for constructing roadbeds and pavements, constructing slopes, excavating side ditches, mixing road mixtures, sweeping snow, pushing loose materials, and maintaining soil and gravel roads.