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RB20 Series Rear Blades
Key Features
- iMatchTM compatible
- Manually adjustable angle
- Reversible cutting edge
- Optional end plates
Tubular steel frame
The tough, tubular steel frame on Frontier™ RB Series Rear Blades is perfect for grading. Its full-radius moldboard more than handles landscaping needs.
NOTE: This applies to all RB Series Frame except the RBL Series.
Hitch on RB10, RB20, and RB21 Series Rear Blades
The Frontier™ RB10, RB20, and RB21 Series Rear Blades are all iMatch™ quick-hitch compatible and compatible with Category 1 hitches. Both systems provide a quick, efficient hookup.
Adjustable turntable for 360-degree turning radius
The turntable on the Frontier™ RB22, RB23, and RB24 Series Rear Blades allows a complete 360-degree turning radius for leveling perfection.
Manually adjusting the offset, angle, and tilt allows the blade to adapt to a variety of conditions and provides added protection and leveling perfection.
Frontier™ rear blade cutting edge
All Frontier RB Series Rear Blade cutting edges are reversible, featuring bevels on both edges to give the blade twice the work life.
End plate option on RB24 Rear Blade
End plate option on RB24 Rear Blade
End plates on RB23 Rear Blade
End plates allow Frontier™ RB Series Rear Blades to hold more material while dragging it from place to place. This is ideal for leveling uneven terrain.
Each of the field conversion kits are for a pair of end plates and prevent the blades from windrowing material when backfilling or leveling.
Figure 1 Shown on RB24 Series
Skid shoes increase the life of the cutting edge on all RB Series Rear Blades and avoid damaging the work surface while cleaning corrals or plowing snow.
NOTE: Skid shoe style shown in image above used with RB2060, RB2072, and RB2084 models.
The skid shoe kits include one pair and allow the blade to ride on the shoes at a set height to allow the operator control of the blade depth.
The bundles listed below identify the rear blades they fit.
