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USA Made Heavy Duty Snow Plow Blade Edge Replacement with Mounting Equipment | Snow Blade Wear Bar Cutting Edge Replacement | 4-6x Longer Life Than Factory Blade
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USA Made Heavy Duty Snow Plow Blade Edge Features
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Fits 48-Inch Blade - This snow plow blade edge replaces John Deere factory part #M120139 for 48″ blades.
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Stainless Hardware Included - Easy-to-Install on your equipment with stainless steel fasteners for easy installation on your compact tractor.
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Laser Cut Manufacturing - Installation is easier because holes on our blades are laser cut — a perfect fit for your John Deere.
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Longer Life with Stronger Steel - This wear bar blade is made of super wear resistant AR400 steel for maximum life. A thicker cutting edge further helps to reduce bounce and prolong the cutting edge life by 4 - 6 times!
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Custom-Built For Sub-Compact Tractors] Our cutting edge is designed to fit your compact tractor, extend its life, and keep it performing all winter long.
About USA Made Heavy Duty Snow Plow Blade Edge
This is a heavy duty cutting edge to replace the standard mild steel wear bar / cutter edge used on John Deere snow plow blades. It's made of 1/4" x 2" AR/400 carbon steel for superior wear resistance. The extra steel in this blade helps stabilize the plow by reducing bounce. This is the toughest cutting blade available for the John Deere snow plow blades. What is AR400 Steel? AR400 is a specialty steel designed at the chemical level for improved wear resistance for very specific applications. The steel is relatively expensive to produce, costing much more than simple mild steels such as A36 or 1018. However the steel's special properties make it the only choice for applications such as blades in bulldozers. Because of the unique strengths of AR400, it is used in applications such as heavy machinery and steel plate applications. In addition to the abrasion resistance benefits, AR400 has increased impact resistance. This translates to digger blades and buckets on heavy machinery that can not only withstand impacts from stones and other debris, but the constant movement of dirt doesn't wear the steel down as quickly as other steels would.
