road maintenance attachment?

[schmism]

i saw one like this on my local CL not to long ago.

working condition. for less than those little road box blade thingies.

if you were gradeing REAL road (not just driveway) i would certianly want something that would tackle 8' of graded space at a time (ie a 10' angled blade)

 

[Compact1]

Landpride grader/scraper. One pass and your gravel drive will look like new. Works great!

I own the Landpride grader/scraper (GS1572) and it performs great. Plan to spend around $1,100 though.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

i saw one like this on my local CL not to long ago.

working condition. for less than those little road box blade thingies.

if you were gradeing REAL road (not just driveway) i would certianly want something that would tackle 8' of graded space at a time (ie a 10' angled blade)

To operate this antique correctly you need
A, 2 people
B, you will need a larger tractor for a 10' blade.
C, the road grader thingie is waaaaaaaaay more practical.

 

[firefighter jim]

I know I could just ask a dealer, but about how much do those things cost?

Jerry

Around $1000.00 for a 6 footer...............

 

[Furu]

There are a couple of companies that make these road levelers/graders. Cammond out of Oklahoma makes them and are sold under a variety of names around the country. Have a light duty type and a heavy duty version depending on your tractor's HP and your needs.)
Works great I have a 7 ft version (7 ft grading capacity actually a bit over 7.5' wide)
A picture is attached.

 

[firefighter jim]

I own the Landpride grader/scraper (GS1572) and it performs great. Plan to spend around $1,100 though.

I've got the same one. Works great! One other note, when I'm not using it to grade our drive, I throw a sheet of plywood on top of the blades and use it as a carry all.....

 

[firefighter jim]

Paid $963. out the door for ours.