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Art's Way LS1400 GRADER

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Overview

LS1400 GRADER
14 foot blade width
Standard or Rear Steering
Optional Gauge Wheels

DIRT GRADER
The quick and economical way to maintain terraces and waterways, level ground, clean out feedlots, rebuild ponds, grade roads, clean ditches, remove snow, maintain levees, level headlands, dig irrigation ditches, clean away trash and brush and many other jobs…all with your tractor.

MAXIMUM BLADE CAPACITY
With 15 in. ground clearance and 30 in. blade height, you can do a lot of work in a short period of time. Reinforced on the back of the blade with industrial steel cross beams, the blade is built structurally strong. Angled reinforcement beam at the cutting edge keeps the cutting edge straight. Made of heat treated, high carbon steel gives the cutting blade longer life before replacing.

Specifications

Model

LS1400 GRADER

Category Name

Equipment

Sale Type

New

Manufacturer

Arts Way

features

SMOOTH PERFORMANCE
High curved blade reduces drag and maximizes dirt transfer. Use with or without the scraper ends for maximum control of flow. Blade tilts up to 15 degrees for slope cuts and with 43 degrees of angle, the blade swings wide increasing working range.

REAR STEER OPTION
Using hydraulic cylinders operated from your tractor, you can position the blade up to 5 feet to the right or the left. This makes it easy for you to maneuver around tight areas along fence lines, buildings, trees and other obstacles you might encounter. Steer clear of the slippery surfaces of drainage ditches, irrigation ponds and other waterways by offsetting your grader and keeping your tractor on safe dry ground.

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