Carbide-Tipped Road Grading Systems Outperform Standard Blades

Gravel roads have 3 main elements.

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1. A crowned driving surface
2. A shoulder area that slopes directly away from the edge of the driving surface
3. A ditch

The basic shape of the cross section must be correct, or a gravel road will not perform well, even under very low traffic.

The road grader is the primary piece of equipment utilized in maintaining gravel roads. When using a grader switching to rotating, self-sharpening, replaceable tools can guarantee the right road grade every time.

Without carbide-tipped tools, roads can become misshapen. Using a worn standard blade gets poor results.

When choosing tools, a focus on superior design is critical.  Carbide-tipped tools increase equipment productivity, provide a better-finished surface, and lower grading costs. They work especially well on these six common surface applications.

1. Gravel Reclamation and Maintenance

A scarifier quickly brings embedded rock to the surface so less new stone is needed.

2. Oil Road Reclamation

A scarifier requires less oil due to the mixing action of the rotating tools and better distribution on the entire road.

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3. Ice and Snow Removal

A scarifier creates a grooved surface which facilitates better traction and the faster penetration of ice-melting chemicals; need fewer chemicals.

4. Asphalt Planning

A scarifier removes asphalt to the desired profile; bump grinds wheel ruts, washboards, asphalt pushes and frost heaves; removed material can be reused as fill.

5. Mixing in Calcium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride or other Dust Suppressants

A scarifier evenly mixes and distributes dust control agents; reduces the amount needed.

6. Chip and Seal Road Reclamation

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Trenton, KYWe need to replace a 10 ft. grader blade cutting edge, and I'm going to look into aftermarket suppliers. Does anyone have a preference, one over another. Thanks in advance.

Alentejo, PortugalBreeggy - 2/16/ 18:59

CAT edges are lifetime warranty if you break it.



That's a good thing you tell me that. I have 2 original CAT buckets both with a piece missing

west-byGod-Pa.what ever you seek to buy: verify that they are not made in China: from "inside information"...Pa. Turnpike Commission, some time past, because of bid rules, gave supply contract for plow bits to supplier out of China. Bits wore out before ONE turn on road section. What is cheapest ain't likely any good!