2.5 yd Pull-Type Scraper -- Pulled with 50HP Tractor

[ovrszd]

Watched your "loading" video. Put your FEL on and fill the bucket. You'll get along a lot better. You obviously have more HP than needed and less traction than needed.

 

[walker450]

Came out to just over 2 yards counting the sideboard extensions so I am probably loading about 1.75 on the average trip.

 

[jmc]

Looks like fun.

Is that 90 degree elbow above the front wheels a proper hydraulic fitting? (Looks like a cast pipe fitting)

 

[walker450]

As far as I know everything is factory, I will look at it tomorrow. I think it is a curved hose but the angle of the picture makes it look like a 90, if I am look I'm not at the same thing as you.

 

[walker450]

I know this thread is rather dated, but here is a new video I just made that's higher quality than the previous ones:

I need to pull it in the shop and build new sideboard extensions for it...

 

[stuckmotor]

Someone else was singing the praises of those scoops several years ago and I've wanted one ever since.

 

[Gordon Gould]

I know this thread is rather dated, but here is a new video I just made that's higher quality than the previous ones:

I need to pull it in the shop and build new sideboard extensions for it...

Good video - shows exactly how good it works. I've never seen one. Now I know.

gg

 

[walker450]

Digging up an old thread to add some old video I just found and uploaded. Hopefully this helps anyone that is thinking about getting something like this.

 

[stuckmotor]

Digging up an old thread to add some old video I just found and uploaded. Hopefully this helps anyone that is thinking about getting something like this.

The soil you're moving looks like it had been previously been dug up and dumped there. Is that the case?

 

[Complete Turf Care]

I have the DuraBuilt brand scraper. Mine does not have front wheels like yours. I wish I did have the front wheels. Mine is lifted and lowered with the 3 point hitch. Their website says mine is the 3 yard model.