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John Deere V Blade Compact Equipment Attachments
Features
Versatile hydraulically-angled blade providing better snow placement
Blade in angled position (left and right)
Blade in scoop position
Blade in V- position
Overview
Blade angles hydraulically via in-cab controls
Benefits
The adjustable blade allows for the following positions:
- Straight - perfect for larger cuts
- Angles 30° in both directions - used like the straight blades
- Scoop (both sides inward) - good for easy snow stacking
- V-configuration - good for cutting through hard snow
Scoop position of blade allows for improved stacking of snow:
Angling both sides inward can stack snow better than a straight blade
Adapt to varying conditions with a selection of blades
V-Blade on 333G Compact Track Loader
Benefits
Adapt to varying conditions and surfaces with replaceable blades:
- All V-Blades come standard with a steel cutting edge
- An optional rubber blade is also available
Additional details
Both steel and rubber cutting edges will be available through parts.
Protect the vehicle from sudden impacts
V-Blade with spring loaded trip mechanism
Overview
The V-Blade comes with spring loaded trip mechanism for protection when hitting hidden objects while plowing.
Easily adjustable skid shoes adjust to accommodate different surfaces
Easily adjustable skid shoes
Overview
The BV Series V-Blade comes with adjustable skid shoes to enhance production.
Benefits
The BV Series V-Blades have easily adjustable skid shoes that can be adjusted based on the surface beneath the snow. Adjusting the skid shoes can be done without tools by removing the quick-lock pin and positioning the adjustment bushings to either raise or lower the skid shoe.