GORE Grading Beam S40
€1,989
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Grading Beams for Sale
A grading beam is a wide bar that strikes off and levels the surface evenly, so you stop nudging grade with the bucket. It rides well on a tiltrotator and follows the rotation as you finish a road, a plot, or a slope.
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We carry beams from S40 to S60. The wide edge picks up and spreads material in the same movement, so you finish a larger area without changing attachment.
What is a grading beam used for?
Fine grading of plots, striking off base course and gravel, and levelling slopes before paving or asphalt. Where a bucket leaves waves, a beam pulls a flat surface.
Beam or grading bucket?
A grading bucket carries the material and suits smaller areas. A beam strikes off and levels wide areas faster, especially on a tiltrotator where it follows the rotation.
Frequently asked
What is a grading beam?
A wide bar on the excavator hitch that strikes off and levels soil, gravel, and sand across large areas in one sweep.
Do I need a tiltrotator?
No, but a beam is at its best on a tiltrotator, where it follows the rotation and holds a flat surface in every direction.