What type of soil conditions are best managed with the 11 teeth on the grader?

The presence of 11 teeth on a grader is designed to efficiently manage moderate to soft soil conditions. In these types of soils, the teeth can effectively break up and mix the material, allowing for more even grading and contouring. This kind of soil typically has a balance of cohesion and flexibility, making it responsive to the mechanical action of the grader’s teeth.

When dealing with extremely hard soil, the grading may become more difficult as the teeth might not penetrate effectively, leading to potential wear or damage. Loose sand requires a different approach, often utilizing specialized techniques or equipment to manage the instability and movement of the material. Rocky terrain poses the challenge of obstacles that can interfere with the effectiveness of the grader, and the teeth are not designed to handle such heavy, abrasive conditions efficiently. Thus, moderate to soft soil is precisely where the grader with 11 teeth can perform optimally, providing effective grading and surface preparation.