2024 Degelman Bulldozer Blades 6900

2024 Degelman Bulldozer Blades 6900

We have manufactured thousands of these blades and have never had one come back. If you want a proven blade for your high-horsepower, 4WD tractor, this is where your search ends. We have an arsenal of tilt, lift and hydraulic or manual angle options available, so you can choose what's best for the jobs you do every day.

Regardless of what you select, each of these blades are backed by the Degelman quality standards we set for all our blades-from our industrial-strength cylinders, to the double-skin construction of the blades for extra toughness. Whatever choice you make, it's a clear quality winner.

Simple, Bolt-on brackets are all that is attached to your tractor. The rest of the assembly quickly attaches and detaches from these simple brackets. The brackets can also be removed if needed!

Many of the 4600/5700 blade assemblies use common components in different configurations. Here are some basic descriptions of some common components. (3500 model shown in illustration)

In the spirit of safety and simplicity, Degelman has pushed the design process one more time by coming up with the all new HQT-Hydraulic Quick Tach System. This precision built feature utilizes a hydraulic pin engagement concept which allows the operator to secure the blade to the Dozer mounting framework from the tractor seat. It avoids the dangers, awkwardness and hassles of crawling around the tractor to secure the dozer engagement. Just one more example of how Degelman pushes design to make things a little safer, more convenient and last longer.

Features may include:

When you choose a Degelman dozer blade, you're choosing quality at every level. So, with the 6600, 6900 and the 7200 series, the following industrial-strength features are standard:

• Available in 12ft, 14ft & 16ft widths.

• The most robust blade in the industry.

• Industrial-strength design.

• Compatible with all 4WD tractors.

• Attaches in minutes with D-lock® Quick-Tach.

• No welding: minimal bolt-on brackets.

• Double-skin blade construction.

• Industrial-strength cylinders.

• Reversible skid shoes.

• Rippled-formed blade.