Frontier AS10F Snow Blades

Frontier AS10F

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General overview

The Frontier AS10F is a compact and garden tractor blade for snow pushing and other light blade work on compatible compact tractors. It uses a quick-attach hitch that is Category 0/1 compatible, and its snow push moldboard with rubber scraper gives it a defined working profile for surface clearing. The blade has a working width of 1,219 mm (4 ft) and a moldboard height of 483 mm (19 in).

The AS10F is a fixed blade design, with angle, tilt, and offset listed as N/A (fixed, no hydraulic angle). It includes endplates and skid shoes, and the cutting edge is 16 mm (1 in) thick. The model does not include a tailgate or parking stand, keeping the configuration focused on straightforward snow-moving and blade control.

Year

2025, 2026

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

549 mm

~21.6 in

490 mm

~19.3 in

1,285 mm

~50.6 in

Height

0.49 m

Operating Weight

64.4 kg

Cutting width

1.22 m

Depth

0.55 m

Additional specifications

Main frame

mm

Working Width

1,219 mm

Moldboard Type

Snow push moldboard with rubber scraper

Moldboard Thickness

2 mm

Cutting Edge - Thickness

16 mm

Cutting Edge - Width

1,219 mm

Hitch compatibility

Quick-attach (Category 0/1 compatible)

Tailgate

FALSE

Endplate - Thickness

10 mm

Angle, Tilt, Offset

N/A (fixed, no hydraulic angle)

Moldboard - Height

483 mm

Parking stand

FALSE

Endplates

TRUE

Skid shoes

TRUE

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0.49 m

549 mm × 1285 mm × 490 mm

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The Frontier AS10F has a Quick-attach (Category 0/1 compatible) hitch, a 1,219 mm (48 in) working width, endplates, skid shoes, and a snow push moldboard with rubber scraper. It has fixed positioning with no hydraulic angle.

The supplied specifications do not confirm an engine type for the AS10F. This is a tractor blade attachment.

The supplied specifications do not confirm a horsepower rating for the AS10F. Tractor compatibility is listed as Quick-attach (Category 0/1 compatible).

The supplied specifications do not confirm a fuel type for the Frontier AS10F. As a tractor blade attachment, it does not have a listed engine or fuel system.

The AS10F is suited for snow pushing with a compact or garden tractor using its snow push moldboard with rubber scraper. Its 1,219 mm (48 in) working width, endplates, and skid shoes support this use.

No expected service-life estimate is supplied. Inspect the rubber scraper, 16 mm (0.6 in) cutting edge, skid shoes, endplates, hitch components, and moldboard for wear or damage, and maintain them as needed.

Check hitch fitment for Quick-attach (Category 0/1 compatible), along with the moldboard, rubber scraper, 16 mm (0.6 in) cutting edge, skid shoes, and endplates. Look for cracks, bending, excessive wear, missing hardware, and damage that affects attachment or snow-pushing operation.