End bits are the corner armour of dozer and grader blades: the replaceable sections at each end of the moldboard where wear concentrates hardest, taking the gouging and corner-loading that would otherwise eat the blade itself. PartsForMachines supplies end bits matched by machine and dimensions, alongside the cutting edges they partner and the bolts that hold both.
End bits wear faster than the edges between them, that's their job, corners do the ditching, the back-dragging and the first contact with whatever the blade meets, so they're catalogued and replaced separately, in left- and right-hand patterns that are not interchangeable. The buying specification mirrors the cutting edges: dimensions, thickness and the bolt-hole pattern that must match the blade's drilling, with material grades from standard through-hardened steel to premium abrasion grades for rock and high-hour work, all listed per product, and plow bolts and nuts alongside. Hot-cupped and contoured patterns serve the machines built for them. Ask Simon confirms a match from the machine details or the old end bit's measurements and a photograph.
The replacement logic is corner-first economics: end bits are changed more often than edges, sometimes several sets to one edge set on hard ground, and running them past done transfers the wear into the moldboard corner, which is fabrication money. Bolt torque re-checked after first hours keeps them seated.
Cutting edges, hardware and the wider GET family sit alongside. For dimension confirmation, contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.
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