The Master Grader is the preferred choice in tractor mid mounted graders for roading contractors. It’s the clever design of the blade controls that enable a single control lever to raise or lower the blade regardless of the angle you are using...
This machine has also been used for orchard and vineyard track maintenance, farmers driveways, and new subdivision road development sites.
Use this machine for all your track maintenance on your vineyard, orchard or driveway. Also use for building sites where a professional finish is required. This compact machine is very suited to sites with confined spaces or limited access.
The blade features side shift, left or right angle adjustment and will crowd forwards, this gives very precise height adjustment and also carries more soil for that professional finish.
This is a specially modified tractor with industry input to become the preferred machine for the road maintenance industry.
Can be transported by truck or with the good road speed it can be driven to your property.
What is a mid mount grader, and how does it differ from other types of graders?
A mid mount grader is also known as a tractor grader. It consists of a tractor-mounted grading blade that smooths and levels the surface of the road or track in front. It differs from Heavy Machinery Motor Graders by being of different construction, smaller and easier to operate and manoeuvre.
What are the primary uses and applications for a mid mount grader?
The primary uses and applications for a mid mount grader are for grading surfaces in roading and construction jobs like roads, car parks and constructing or levelling tracks.
What are some best practices for using a mid mount grader effectively and efficiently, such as proper blade angle and speed control?
For effective operation of the mid mount grader it is important to get the right angle adjustment and be able to raise and lower the blade during operation as needed. The easiest way to achieve this is with separate controls for angle and blade height. This allows you to set the angle then raise and lower the blade as needed while driving.