Continuous grading edge
The blade moves and spreads suitable loose material across its working width.
Grading, Drainage & LandscapingAgricultural implement
Rear grading blade
A tractor rear grading blade for levelling loose material and maintaining farm tracks and working surfaces.
- Product family
- Grading, Drainage & Landscaping
- Models
- 3 configurations
Product & applications
About the rear grading blade
A tractor rear grading blade for levelling loose material and maintaining farm tracks and working surfaces.
Features & benefits
Rear-mounted frame
The blade connects to the tractor rear linkage for mounted grading work.
Width selection
The LF-4FT, LF-5FT and LF-6FT versions have different widths, weights and tractor-power requirements.
Typical applications
- Track maintenanceRedistributing loose material on suitable farm tracks.
- Surface gradingLevelling and shaping loose soil or gravel.
Models, dimensions and working requirements
| Model | JY-LF-4FT | JY-LF-5FT | JY-LF-6FT |
| Tractor HP | 15-20HP | 18-30HP | 20-35HP |
| Working Width | 1200mm | 1500mm | 1800mm |
| Weight | 130kg | 150kg | 185kg |
| Dimension | 1200x1370x1050mm | 1500x1370x1050mm | 1800x1370x1050mm |
Installation requirements
Confirm the implement fits your tractor
Before ordering, send the machine identification and the connection, power and working information relevant to this product.
Tractor and traction
Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil.
Rear mounting
Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.
Working geometry
Choose the blade width for the track or surface to be graded, and check implement weight, tractor power and turning clearance.
Soil and field conditions
Describe soil texture, moisture, residue and field access. This family works through tractor movement without a PTO-driven rotor.
Product questions
Rear grading blade questions
Is it the same as a box blade?
No. A rear grading blade has an open blade arrangement. A box blade contains material between side plates and may include ripper shanks.
How should I choose the blade width?
Choose the blade width for the track or surface to be graded, and check implement weight, tractor power and turning clearance.
What should I check before installation?
Compare the model-specific tractor-power range, implement weight and the traction required in the actual soil. Match the actual rear linkage and lifting capacity to the chosen frame and working width.
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