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Heavy-Duty Grader Cutting Edge Blade for Road Maintenance and Earthmoving Equipment

Original price was: $116.99.Current price is: $58.51.

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When you’re maintaining roads, clearing ditches, or moving dirt around the property, your grader’s cutting edge takes a beating. After thousands of hours scraping against gravel, concrete, and hard-packed earth, that blade gets worn down to the point where it’s not cutting clean anymore—it’s just pushing material around. This replacement cutting edge brings your grader back to doing what it does best: moving dirt efficiently and leaving a smooth, level surface behind.

What You’re Getting

  • Robust 75-5/8 inch length covers the full width of most standard grader blades
  • Heavy-duty 6-inch width and 1/2-inch thickness stands up to the toughest scraping jobs
  • Seven pre-drilled holes perfectly sized for 5/8-inch plow bolts make installation straightforward
  • Quality steel construction that holds a sharp edge longer than worn-out originals
  • Direct bolt-on replacement—no modifications or special hardware needed

Built for Real Earthmoving Work

This cutting edge is sized for road graders, motor graders, and similar earthmoving equipment used in municipal maintenance, construction, and large-scale farm operations. Whether you’re grading county roads, maintaining long driveways, leveling building sites, or creating proper drainage ditches, this blade handles the constant contact with abrasive materials that comes with the territory.

Made to Last

Road maintenance and dirt work puts serious stress on cutting edges, with constant scraping against rocks, pavement, and packed earth. This blade is manufactured from quality steel that’s built to maintain its cutting edge through extended use, so you get more hours of productive work before needing another replacement.

Installation Notes

The seven bolt holes line up with standard 5/8-inch plow bolt spacing found on most graders. When installing, make sure the cutting edge is properly aligned and all bolts are torqued to spec—a loose blade will wear unevenly and won’t cut as cleanly. It’s also a good time to check your grader’s moldboard for any damage that might affect the new blade’s performance.