Manage Material and Enhance Ride Comfort
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What happens here
The grader's design includes a serrated front edge to cut through hard-packed material and a smooth straight edge at the rear for finishing. This combination ensures that buried materials are brought to the surface and then smoothed out. Additionally, the grader can be fitted with a bolster wheel kit, which adds weight (approximately 330 pounds) to the front. This extra weight slightly lifts the front blade off the ground, reducing wear and tear on the skid plates and providing a smoother ride for the operator. The bolster wheel kit can be easily attached or removed with just a couple of bolts.
Goal: Understand how the grader’s blade design and optional attachments improve performance and operator comfort.
Tools and materials
- 3-Point Hitch — To allow the grader to be attached to a tractor (Category 1 and 2 compatible)
- Bolster Wheel Kit — Adding weight to the front of the grader for improved ride and reduced skid plate wear
- Bolts — Securing the bolster wheel kit
- Roadrunner C-Series Grader Roadrunner — The equipment being described
- Serrated Front Blade — Breaking up compacted material and vegetation
- Skid Plates — Protecting the bottom edges of the grader, designed to be reversible for extended life
- Straight Rear Blade — Smoothing and finishing the graded surface
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