Current Bush Hog® Landscape Blades 160 Series

2024 Bush Hog® 160 Series 8

2024 Bush Hog® 160 Series 8

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  • Year 2024
  • Make Bush Hog®
  • Model 160 Series
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2024 Bush Hog® 160 Series 8

2024 Bush Hog® 160 Series 8

  • Year 2024
  • Manufacturer Bush Hog®
  • Model Name 160 Series
  • Trim Name 8
  • Generic Type (Primary) Rear Blades

2024 Bush Hog® 160 Series 8

The 160 Series Rear Blades is the ideal choice for heavy-duty grading chores around the farm such as road construction, terracing, dam building, cleaning out feed lots, and even snow removal.

These blades offer a choice of manual or hydraulic tilt, angle, and offset adjustments. Moldboard can be reversed for back filling. They are rated for use on a wide range of 2WD and 4WD tractors, depending on blade width.

With their heavy-duty construction, the 160 Series Blade is engineered and built to meet the most demanding conditions.

Features may include:

  • 160 Series is available in 8 ft & 10 ft. operating widths.
  • Tilt, Angle and Offset Adjustments
  • Reversible Cutting Edge
  • Standard Parking Stand
CONSTRUCTION
  • Tubular Construction
  • A Frame Construction
  • Heavy-Duty King Pins
  • Powder Coated Paint
  • Heavy-Duty Mainframe
  • High-Strength Reinforced Moldboard

PTO

PTO Power, Rated Engine Speed Max. tractor 2-Wheel Drive: 190 HP | Max. tractor front wheel assit: 160 hp

Chassis

Hitch/Type 3-Pt. Cat. lI & III, Quick
Moldboard Thickness 1/2 in.

Dimensions

Width Moldboard: 8 ft
Height Moldboard: 18 in.
Cutting Edge Size Moldboard: 1/2 in. x 6 in.
Dimensions King Pin Diameter: 4 in. | Tilt adjustment: 15º up or down (manual or hyd.) | Offset adjustment: 37 in. left or right (manual or hyd.) | Angle Adjustment: 45º Left Or Right (In Forward And Reverse Position, Manual Or Hyd.)

Weights

Weight Approximate: 1339 lbs.

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