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Kolpin Dirtworks 48" Rear Blade
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SKU: WX2*0140676
Overview
Built for maintaining food plots and field surfaces, this rear blade gives hunters a practical way to level and smooth uneven ground without a lot of extra passes. It mounts to Kolpin’s accessory tool bar and 3-point hitch, both sold separately, and uses a 13" steel blade with five-position left/right angling to handle a range of grading tasks. The blade also rotates 180° for push or pull use, adding flexibility when working in different directions. A black powder-coated finish is included for rust-resistance, but the setup does require the separate mounting components before use.
Why Hunters Choose the Kolpin
48-inch Blade
Covers more ground in fewer
Five-position Left/right
Angling adds setup flexibility
Rotates 180°
For push or pull use
Durable Steel
Construction supports demanding field work
Black Powder-coated
Finish is listed for rust-resistance
Key Features
- 48-inch rear blade for smoothing food plots and field spots.
- 13-inch tall steel blade.
- Durable steel construction.
- Five-position left/right angling.
- Rotates 180° for push or pull use.
- Black powder-coated finish for rust-resistance.
- Requires accessory tool bar and 3-point hitch, sold separately.
Best Used For
- Hunters maintaining food plots who need to smooth uneven ground between planting or access work
- Property owners using Kolpin 3-point hitch equipment and accessory tool bars for field maintenance
- Users wanting a rear blade for push or pull use with five-position left/right angling
- Those covering larger areas and wanting fewer trips across the field during grading tasks
- Buyers seeking a steel rear blade for routine spot smoothing on land or food plots
Specifications
| Angling | Five position left/right angling |
|---|---|
| Blade Finish | Black powder-coated |
| Blade Height | 13" |
| Blade Length | 48 in |
| Blade Steel | Steel |
| Compatibility | Kolpin 3-point hitch and accessory tool bar (sold separately) |
| Construction | Steel |
| Required Accessories | Accessory tool bar and 3-point hitch (sold separately) |
| Rotation | 180° |
| Rust Resistance | Rust-resistant |
| Use | Food plot and field smoothing |
Pros
- 48-inch blade covers more ground in fewer passes.
- Five-position left/right angling adds setup flexibility.
- Rotates 180° for push or pull use.
- Durable steel construction supports demanding field work.
- Black powder-coated finish is listed for rust-resistance.
- Designed for Kolpin accessory tool bar and 3-point hitch use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires Kolpin's 3-point hitch and accessory tool bar, both sold separately, so it is not a standalone attachment.
- The 48" width can reduce the number of passes, but it may be less convenient in tighter areas or around obstacles.
- Five-position left/right angling and 180° rotation add versatility, but they also mean setup and adjustment are part of the job.
- Black powder-coated finish is intended for rust-resistance, but the product still needs normal care after use in field conditions.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rear blades for food plot and field maintenance
- 3-point hitch landscape tools
- Box blades for grading and smoothing
- Drag harrows for light ground leveling
Suggested Accessories
- 3-point hitch
- Accessory tool bar
- Replacement hardware
- Protective cover
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment do I need to use the Kolpin Dirtworks 48" Rear Blade?
It requires Kolpin's accessory tool bar and 3-point hitch, both sold separately.
Can this rear blade be angled for different jobs?
Yes. The blade offers five position left/right angling.
Does the blade rotate for push or pull use?
Yes. The long description says it rotates 180° for push or pull use.
What is the blade height?
The product description lists the blade as 13" tall, and the specifications also note a 13" height.
Is there any finish or rust protection mentioned?
Yes. The long description says it is black powder-coated for rust-resistance.