Hydraulic scarifiers: various designs

[MinnesotaEric]

I appreciate everyones input.

 

[Xfaxman]

Just to clarify my previous post, when the rippers were rotated up, they were still below the top of the box. So when filled, the wet clay would pack around and over the rippers. When you lifted the BB all of the clay would stay in the BB. Even what was under the rippers!

This is a better design, for the rotating style, the rippers come up higher, out of the box.
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I appreciate everyones input.

I don't know which style is strongest, but I like the vertical design on my Cammond. :thumbsup:

 

[MinnesotaEric]

I may have a line on a used Frontier BB4284H, which from photos appears to be a rebadged Gannon. I don't know if it is a 4x2, or 4x4 model. If anybody knows, please chime in as I'm going to chase off and look at it Monday as an excuse to get my mum and two dogs out and about (we like winter road trips).

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[xring100]

I may have a line on a used Frontier BB4284H, which from photos appears to be a rebadged Gannon. I don't know if it is a 4x2, or 4x4 model. If anybody knows, please chime in as I'm going to chase off and look at it Monday as an excuse to get my mum and two dogs out and about (we like winter road trips).

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Eric All i get is an invalid link

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Eric All i get is an invalid link

I must not be using the tractorbynet App right. I thought I uploaded a photo properly, but I guess not. Anyway, here are two photos of that Frontier BB4284H.

Questions:

1) Does anybody know if this is the high profile or low profile version of Gannon's blade?

2) does anybody know if this is a 2x4 or 4x4 version of Gannon's blade?

3) Any pushback against using this blade with a SpeeCo Cat 2 quick hitch on my 60hp Kioti which is balasted to about 7800 pounds with the loader attached and is 78" wide at the rear wheels?

 

[Xfaxman]

I must not be using the tractorbynet App right. I thought I uploaded a photo properly, but I guess not. Anyway, here are two photos of that Frontier BB4284H.

Questions:

1) Does anybody know if this is the high profile or low profile version of Gannon's blade?

2) does anybody know if this is a 2x4 or 4x4 version of Gannon's blade?

3) Any pushback against using this blade with a SpeeCo Cat 2 quick hitch on my 60hp Kioti which is balasted to about 7800 pounds with the loader attached and is 78" wide at the rear wheels?

Answers:

1) It is a High Back.

2) I don't know what 2x4 or 4x4 means.

3) Read the specs and decide if it will hold up OK.

http://www.deere.com/en_US/docs/non_current/tldsfe37514_41_42series_bb_lit.pdf

Frontier Implements: Frontier Implements | John Deere US

 

[xring100]

look down here is an older 2x4 with tailgate so its safe to say its not a gannon 2x4 either http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/229803-1200-lbs-gannon-american-steel.html or are you just asking if its their equivalent?

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Answers:

1) It is a High Back.

2) I don't know what 2x4 or 4x4 means.

3) Read the specs and decide if it will hold up OK.

http://www.deere.com/en_US/docs/non_current/tldsfe37514_41_42series_bb_lit.pdf

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Frontier Implements: Frontier Implements | John*Deere US

Wow, thanks guys.

Does anybody know if a standard SpeeCo Cat 2 (which one must shim out Cat2 to Cat3 spacers on the bottom) the same as John Deere's iMatch or Quick coupler?

My Quick Hitch: SpeeCo Category 2 Tractor Quick Hitch (Type: Standard) at Blain's Farm & Fleet

It looks like Gannon did make a HD4284HB blade. Big Iron

Looks like it was marketed as a 4x2 version.

And it appears to have a different tailgate than the Frontier blade.

And it looks like the Cat 1 and Cat 2 mounts are different too.

 

[Xfaxman]

Answers:

1) It is a High Back.

2) I don't know what 2x4 or 4x4 means.

3) Read the specs and decide if it will hold up OK.

Frontier Implements: Frontier Implements | John*Deere US

OK now I know it is the tractor powered axles, related to the strength of the Box Scraper.

http://www.woodsequipment.com/ceLandscapeEquip.aspx

 

[xring100]

Eric I know most of the frontier stuff has pin locations for both imatch and standard quick hitch. I believe the lower holes in the picture are for the imatch. And the upper holes are standard quick hitch.

My BH27 will do imatch it has a toplink hole location 3-4 inches above the standard pin location. You should need the standard cat2 -3 bushings for your speeco

Xfaxman link seems to indicate that it will to both.