Graham Bay Area Equipment
(541) 329-4656North Bend, OR1625 Sherman Avenue
North Bend, OR 97459
Rough shaping to precision finish grading
Bobcat Blades & Grading Attachments in Oregon
Choose the ground-shaping tool around the carrier, material, cut and fill, slope, finish tolerance, width, controls, and grade-reference method.
Authorized Bobcat dealer · North Bend, Salem, and Eugene
Local product guidance
Start with the required finish
Backfill, shape, level, or hold grade.
Bobcat blades and grading tools span dozer and angle blades, box blades, land graders, landplanes, landscape rakes, soil conditioners, graders, and compatible grade-control options across several carrier types.
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Rough shaping
Dozer, box, and straight or angle blade formats support moving material, backfill, snow, crowns, slopes, and preliminary grade.
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Surface conditioning
Landplanes, rakes, soil conditioners, and grading tools address leveling, debris, seedbed preparation, driveway care, and finish.
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Precision options
Compatible grader and automatic grade-control configurations can support tighter tolerances when the carrier and full system match.
Where it earns its place
Work this category is built around
Final fit depends on the exact model, configuration, attachment, material, site, and approved operating limits.
- 01Site and driveway grading
- 02Backfill and leveling
- 03Slope and drainage shaping
- 04Snow removal
- 05Landscape preparation
- 06Laser or 3D finish grading
Grading attachment fit check
Define the existing surface and the final tolerance.
Then account for carrier, material movement, slope, width, control system, grade reference, traction, and production.
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Carrier
Provide model, serial number, mount or hitch, hydraulics or PTO, controls, attachment capacity, and approved compatibility.
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Earthwork
Describe material, existing contour, cut and fill, slope, drainage, base depth, compaction, debris, and moisture.
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Finish requirement
Set tolerance, smoothness, crown, cross-slope, drainage, surface type, checking method, and downstream work.
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Control strategy
Identify manual control, laser, sonic or slope, 3D guidance, required components, site model, and operator experience where applicable.
Keep building the right setup
Related equipment and work tools
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Local Blades & Grading Guidance
Contact Graham Bay Area Equipment in North Bend, Bobcat of Salem, or Bobcat of Eugene for blades & grading product guidance, configuration help, ordering, parts, and service.
Graham Bay Area Equipment
1625 Sherman AvenueNorth Bend, OR 97459(541) 329-4656
Serving Coos Bay, Reedsport, Florence, Bandon, Coquille.
Bobcat of Salem
2155 Claxter Road NESalem, OR 97301(503) 990-6278
Serving Keizer, Woodburn, Silverton, Dallas, Stayton.
Bobcat of Eugene
90420 Auction WayEugene, OR 97402(541) 461-3159
Serving Springfield, Junction City, Cottage Grove, Veneta, Creswell.
Straight answers
Blades & Grading questions
Product details and fit vary by model and configuration. Graham Equipment can help apply these answers to the exact work.
Which Bobcat grading attachment should I choose?
Choose around carrier, material, cut and fill, slope, width, finish tolerance, traction, controls, and whether the job needs rough shaping, surface conditioning, or precision grade control.
Can Bobcat grading attachments use laser or 3D control?
Compatible grader and automatic grade-control configurations are available, but carrier, attachment, sensors, controls, site setup, and required components must be reviewed as a complete system.
What is the difference between a blade and a landplane?
A blade primarily pushes, cuts, angles, or shapes material. A landplane is designed to cut high spots, carry material, fill low areas, and smooth a surface during repeated passes.
What should I provide for a grading quote?
Send the carrier, serial number, mount or hitch, material, area, slope, cut and fill, desired tolerance, width, grade-reference method, and production target.
Local Bobcat product guidance
Start with the surface you have and the grade you need.
Send Graham Equipment the carrier, material, site geometry, finish tolerance, control strategy, width, and production needs for a grading-tool fit check.