GB120 Grader Blade | gregorypoole

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Cat® Smart Grader Blade attachments are for cutting, moving and grading dirt, gravel, sand and virtually any other material used as a base. The Smart grader blade is an industry first bringing cross slope to D3 Skid Steer Loader and Compact Track Loader platforms.

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Blade Height	17in
Blade Width	78in
Ground Clearance	6in
Interface Type	Skid Steer Coupler
Maximum Blade Angle - Right/Left of Center	30 degrees
Maximum Cutting Depth	4in
Optimal Hydraulic Flow	50-86 L/min (13-23 gpm)
Optimal Hydraulic Pressure	180-230 bar (2600-3340 psi)
Overall Height	41.2in
Overall Height with Masts	104.4in
Overall Length	88.4in
Overall Width	78.4in
Required Hydraulics	Standard Flow
Tilt Angle Range +/-	15 degrees
Weight	1970.9lb
Width - Fully Angled	68.8in

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Brian Hrudka

1 year ago

Too bad Poole Cat Field Service is better at invoicing than actually getting my machines moving.

A prompt and courteous technician arrived, and correctly diagnosed two problems with my mini Ex. Thank you. I corrected those problems, but machine still did not work.

He diagnosed a fuel problem as a clogged filter, rather than a bad fuel pump which I managed to diagnose. I also figured out, via help on the internet, that the fuel shut-off solenoid was bad.

Machine runs fine now. So my advice is to check the internet, before letting Poole charge you $870 for a two hour field visit. And you can find a perfectly fine aftermarket fuel pump for $20 rather than the $250 that Poole charges... and it arrives faster,

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2 years ago

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