OEM Skid Steer Rock Bucket Factory - Dozer Blade – Ransun
OEM Skid Steer Rock Bucket Factory - Dozer Blade – Ransun Detail:
The dozer blade is a versatile attachment that transforms a regular skid steer into a compact dozer.
Applied Size:
It could be applied to all kinds of loaders, skid steer loaders, backhoe loaders, wheel loaders, etc.
Characteristic:
1) Combined with the tractive effort of the loader, this blade could turn the machine itself into a dozer machine for handling tough projects.
2) The reversible cutting edge provides better uptime protection and thus a longer time span between blade exchanges.
3) It allows operation in forward and reverses for optimum grading.
4) The pushing blade steers about 30 degrees horizontally, swings 10 degrees up and down to push the materials to the most extent when meets the inclined road. Better to apply all kinds of working conditions.
Application:
This dozer blade could function well in various areas as earthmoving, landscaping, roadworks, and more for general works as dozing and leveling.
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