Paladin Dozer Blades

A dozer blade pushes snow in a continuous forward motion across large areas without stopping to dump. It covers parking lots, driveways, and roadways faster than a bucket and leaves a cleaner, more consistent windrow behind.

Yes. Paladin dozer blades are designed to follow ground contours during grading and clearing. Float mode allows the blade to ride the terrain naturally, maintaining consistent ground contact on slopes, crowned lots, and rough surfaces.

Paladin dozer blades are available in widths typically ranging from 84 to 120 inches. Wider blades move more material per pass for large open areas, while narrower options provide better control in tighter spaces.

Yes. The flat cutting edge and low-profile design allow operators to spread topsoil, fine grade seedbeds, and level disturbed ground with precision. This makes Paladin blades a practical dual-purpose tool for both rough and finish grading.

A hydraulic angle blade lets the operator shift material left or right from inside the cab without stopping. This eliminates manual repositioning, speeds up grading passes, and allows more precise windrow placement throughout the workday.