Description:
A flat edge is best suited for developing (pioneering) a road or performing heavy maintenance (removing holes). A serrated edge penetrates better than a flat edge, because it exerts more down pressure.

Attributes:
Serrated Cutting Edges increase penetration capabilities in highly compacted soil or in applications that have higher impact loading requirements. This lends greater versatility to the machine without requiring a bucket change or the addition of other G.E.T. to the existing bucket.