Used Dozer Blades

Check blade width and mounting pattern to match your machine, inspect cutting edge and wear plates, look for weld quality and straightness, and review any history of repairs or twisting.

Verify machine make/model and mounting bracket type, measure pin spacing and hydraulic hookups if tilt/angle functions are hydraulic, and consult manufacturer specs or an adapter plate if needed.

Blades are wide and heavy—use low-loader trailers, secure with chains, protect edges, and confirm transport permits for oversized loads. Consider dismounting to reduce width and shipping cost.

Regularly inspect and replace cutting edges and wear strips, repair cracks and worn welds promptly, keep pivot pins greased, and clean off corrosive materials to prevent rust.