HLA Attachments Tractor Blade

This range includes two different blade configurations: the HLA Heavy Duty Dirt Blade with Hydraulic Angle and Tilt and the HLA Silage Blade for Articulated Tractors. The Dirt Blade is available in 72, 84, and 96-inch widths, while the Silage Blade is available in widths ranging from 10 to 18 feet. Each attachment is designed for different material-moving and tractor applications

The HLA Heavy Duty Dirt Blade is designed for tractor applications where an adjustable blade is needed for moving, leveling, grading, or managing dirt and similar material. Its hydraulic angle and tilt capability allows the blade position to be adjusted hydraulically, providing greater flexibility than a fixed-position blade. It is available in 72, 84, and 96-inch widths under the DB72, DB84, and DB96 configurations.

Hydraulic angle and tilt allow the operator to adjust the blade position to suit changing ground conditions and material-moving requirements. This can be useful when grading, leveling, shaping, or directing material. The ability to make adjustments hydraulically provides added operating flexibility compared with a blade that remains in one fixed position.

The HLA Silage Blade is designed specifically for articulated tractor applications and is available in working widths from 10 to 18 feet. The larger width range makes it suitable for applications where substantial coverage is required. Buyers should select the appropriate blade width based on their articulated tractor, operating area, and intended material-handling requirements.

Both products are listed without certain mounting components. The Heavy Duty Dirt Blade is listed as Less Mount, while the Silage Blade for Articulated Tractors is listed as Less Undermount. This means buyers should verify the required mounting or undermount configuration for their specific tractor before ordering. Compatibility should not be assumed based only on blade width.

The best choice depends primarily on your tractor type, application, required blade width, and mounting configuration. Choose the Heavy Duty Dirt Blade when you need a 72, 84, or 96-inch blade with hydraulic angle and tilt for dirt-moving and grading applications. Consider the Silage Blade for Articulated Tractors when operating an articulated tractor and requiring a much wider blade ranging from 10 to 18 feet. In both cases, confirm machine compatibility and the required mount or undermount configuration before purchasing.