Blue Diamond Skid Steer Standard Duty Multi-Purpose Blade Series 2 - 123415-S
Elevate your capabilities with the Blue Diamond Standard Duty Series 2 Multi-Purpose Blade. Designed for professional contractors, this 28-inch tall blade boasts an optional 8-inch height extension and curved back for maximum efficiency. With its adjustable skid shoes and full-trip mouldboard, it's the pinnacle of precision, safety, and effectiveness for large-scale snow and dirt operations.
What Our Experts Think
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Dual-Purpose Functionality: Combines snow clearing and light earthmoving capabilities in one attachment
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Standard Duty Strength: Built strong enough for regular tasks without excess weight or cost
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Series 2 Upgrades: Enhanced trip system, better angle control, and improved durability over earlier versions
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Adjustable Features: Angle settings, skid shoes, and trip lockout allow adaptation to varying job needs
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Streamlined Flow: Curved mouldboard and sleek design help move material cleanly and reduce resistance
Q&A
Q: What is the Blue Diamond Skid Steer Standard Duty Multi-Purpose Blade, Series 2 (123415-S)?
A: A skid steer attachment designed for mixed tasks — pushing snow, dirt, or light aggregate — with a durable standard-duty build and upgraded Series 2 features.
Q: How does it operate?
A: The blade installs on the skid steer; hydraulic controls adjust blade angle and trip settings. It pushes materials forward, with the trip feature helping protect the blade when encountering hidden obstacles.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes — it is constructed with reinforced steel and includes the improved features of Series 2 for longer service life under typical work conditions.
Q: What work environments is it ideal for?
A: Best suited for jobs that require both plowing and light grading, such as residential driveways, sidewalks, small lot clearing, or occasional dirt work.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Fits standard quick-attach systems on skid steers with the hydraulic capabilities needed for angle control and trip actuation.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Cutting Edge & Blade Body: Look for bent edges, nicks, or wear before each use
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Adjust & Check Skid Shoes: Make sure they’re set correctly and in good condition
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Grease Pivots & Joints: Lubricate hinge pins, angle cylinders, and moving parts regularly
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Test Trip Mechanism: Ensure that the trip feature and lockout operate smoothly and reliably
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Clean & Store Properly: Remove debris, clean all surfaces, and keep the blade in a dry, sheltered area when not in use
