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bernie

05-28-1999 17:58:22

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Fixin' to get a box,and have been tring to get the best one for the money. Weight vs. $. Do I need one with a hidged flap or like some I've seen that curve to the front and the back.
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Sid

05-28-1999 20:00:13

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Re: type of box scrapper in reply to bernie, 05-28-1999 17:58:22

A hinged moldboard maybe a feature you want, it helps in leveling.

Weight of course is probabbly the most important feature, another would be a curved or rolled moldboard this allows the dirt to roll and collect in the box blade. A straight moldboard will not do this.

Please see Tufline box blades at www.monroetufline.com

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Mike in Mars

06-14-1999 19:33:27

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Re: Re: type of box scrapper in reply to Sid, 05-28-1999 20:00:13

I will also be looking for a box scraper soon (after I find a tractor). What exactly does the hinged moldboard do/allow. I visited tufline, but the pictures didn't clarify the benefit. I thought the back blade would be fixed and curved similiar to a front plow. I didn't think of having a rear facing back to the scraper to allow reverse "pushing", are some made like that ?

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Bernie

05-28-1999 20:50:57

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Re: Re: type of box scrapper in reply to Sid, 05-28-1999 20:00:13

Thanks for the web address..actually, that was the box I was planing to buy, but never found out the weight. The Bush-hog brand was weighing 490.Never priced the bush-hog, but the tufline seemed reasonable at 329 (5')

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