Box Blade - Rollover
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I have a Woods brochure (they bought Gill) and I have seen one. Best feature is they can go from level to scarfier in a few seconds. Worse feature is that cost more than one that doesn't do this. They are also heavy and that IS good. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
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wen,
Thanks for the info. I will be looking at a used rollover blade this afternoon. The seller says that it has been kept inside and that it is a heavy blade. If Woods bought out Gill then maybe it is a good one. The asking price is lower than the cheap regular blades that I have looked at. Maybe I had better get this one.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the info. I will be looking at a used rollover blade this afternoon. The seller says that it has been kept inside and that it is a heavy blade. If Woods bought out Gill then maybe it is a good one. The asking price is lower than the cheap regular blades that I have looked at. Maybe I had better get this one.
Thanks again.
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Gill has been building rollover scrapers for many years and they are practically indestructible. Rollovers are typically heavier than a comparable width standard box scraper. For example, my Woods/Gill 60 inch rollover has a spec weight of 730 pounds. The standard Woods 60 inch box scraper shows a spec weight of about 460 pounds.
