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Scraper/Grader?

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Tyler(WA)

11-09-2000 08:11:09




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I have a 72" LandPride box scraper and really like it. Rear mounted scrapers have a problem when you're trying to smooth ground because as the tractor pulls, the box scraper lifts over the mounds and digs deep in the dips.

I've seen tail wheels mounted on the back of rear blades that make them into mock-graders. Has anyone tried this with a box scraper? How did it work out?

I'm thinking of fabricating this thing myself. Any input is welcome.

How far behind my scraper, should I mount my tail wheel? Too far and the whole thing becomes a monster to turn, too close and it doesn't grade verry well.

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RWK in WI

11-10-2000 19:38:28




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 Re: Scraper/Grader? in reply to Tyler(WA), 11-09-2000 08:11:09  
Last week I saw another interisting idea and wondered if anyone had tried it and how it worked.
The person had mounted their box scraper on their front end loader so the scoop faced forward. Looked like it was doing a good job. Couldn't stop to talk to the operator.
Anyone tried this?

Thanks for the input.

Dick Kraus



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Hendo (OR)

11-13-2000 06:55:11




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 Re: Re: Scraper/Grader? in reply to RWK in WI, 11-10-2000 19:38:28  
I welded 4"x1/4" angle iron on the back of my 60" box to keep it from digging in, it works like a scree so I get a more consistant spread and give me a little additional weight.



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