Curious about GradeMaster ? Feel free to browse
these pages to learn about the many useful products
built at the GradeMaster shop at Perkinston, Miss.  
 
The Simple Spreading and Grading Implement
Outperforms Large, Expensive Motorized
Graders and can be used on a farm tractor or
skid steer loader.

The GRADEMASTER BLADE is simple in design but
outperforms complex motorized graders. Consisting of
two forward cutting replaceable blades mounted on a
strong steel frame with runners, the GRADEMASTER
BLADE has an A frame hitch that mounts to any three
point hitch tractor with a  minimum of 24 horsepower.

Its dual blade configuration and side pans provide
maximum advantages. For gravel road maintenance ,
the GRADEMASTER BLADE fills potholes that stay
filled longer and virtually eliminates corrugating or
washboarding of the road surface. The
GRADEMASTER BLADE does not leave windrows and
churns and shifts aggregate materials so that the finer
aggregate levels out in more uniform layers with the
coarser aggregate deposited
on top!
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GradeMaster Manufacturing makes five versatile
BLADES for smoothing soil. Use them with small
tractors, large tractors and skid steers.  There is
probably a
 DEALER in your area.  (click here)
How the GradeMaster Blade Works

The effect of the "boiling" action of the dual
blades shifts and deposits finer materials in
the lower layers, with coarser materials
remaining on the surface. Gravel roads
typically look as if the roadway has been
freshly graveled. Great for baseball and
softball fields as well as golf courses and
roadway upkeep. Maintain hunting club
roads year round with the GradeMaster
Blade.


The result is better leveling, smoothing and
filling; better bonding of materials  without
any windrows or piling; better performance
on compaction tests; and roadways that are
left in better condition so that they need
less maintenance. Use your farm tractor or
skid steer to do the job with the
GradeMaster Blade.


Traditional motor graders push grade
materials before them, often moving
materials for some distance and creating
piles and windrows in the process.  But the
GradeMaster Blade operates more like a
"recycler" turning, mixing, sifting and
leveling grade materials almost in place.
This virtually eliminates the potholes,
washboard and corrugated surfaces
caused by motorized graders.