John Deere 20 SPECIFICATIONS
Box Blades • Rear Blades
New Frontier 20 Series
Introducing the
all-new line of
Frontier 20 Series
standard-duty
box blades and
rear blades,
designed
specifically for optimal
performance with your
John Deere tractor. This
new line delivers the
rugged productivity you
expect from Frontier
equipment, available
exclusively through your
John Deere dealer.
Heavy-duty, concave
back plate with formed
upper edge provides
added rigiditiy and
strength for troublefree performance.
Cutting edges are
positioned 3/4 inch
below end plates to
ensure precise leveling
and a fine finish.
Perfect grades start with rugged, new Frontier Blades
BOX BLADES REAR BLADES
Shape. Level. Grade. You can do it
faster, easier, and more precisely with
job-site-tested Frontier Box Blades.
Available in 48-, 60-, 66-, and 72inch widths, new 20 Series box blades
are exclusively designed for your
John Deere tractor. These rugged
blades feature a heavy-duty mast
constructed of thick, 3/8-inch plate
steel for extra rigidity and strength.
End plates have a formed, top edge
for extra muscle...no need for gussets.
Check out the 3/8- x 1-inch strap
inside the scarifier tube. It provides
reinforcement, shank support, and
prevents premature wearing on the
slots.
Choose from three scarifier depth
adjustments to meet a variety of
ground conditions.
Adjustments are easy!
Simply remove the
steel pin, and raise or
lower the scarifier to
increase or decrease
ground penetration.
Scarifier shanks can
be stored on the
scarifier beam when
using the box blade
for other tasks.
End plates are formed
along top edge for
structural strength.
Operator’s manual
container provides
weather protection.
iMatch Quick-Attach
Hitch System
Frontier 20 Series Box Blades and
Rear Blades are compatible with
the iMatch ASAE Category I quickattach hitch system. This innovative and affordable device converts
a 3-point hitch to fixed hooks and
attaching points, which allows for
easy connection.
The iMatch system is a welcome
alternative to the sometimes
challenging and awkward task
of lining up 3-point hitch
implements.
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