Box yard scraper

Vaccalac4

New Member
Considering getting one of these to try and speed up scraping operations in yards and one shed I have without auto scrapers, was thinking it would take a lot less passes than a conventional rubber type tractor scraper.
There appears to be several makes on the market, is there one in particular that is better and longer lasting or are they all much the same?
Also notice a machine called a SCRAPENSER which mounts on top for dispensing sawdust whilst scraping, looks to do a reasonable job in the videos I’ve viewed, anyone run one and have a view on it? Cheers
 

hally

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
cumbria
We had a maxi scrape for many years which was very good but changed to a AG one last time on the promise it would last longer with plastic strips as opposed to rubber....it didn’t in fact it didn’t last as long and going over our slurry grid it just ripped them clean off in no time and AG were pretty unhelpful tbh. Back to rubber now.
 
Browns mega megascrape has speeded up scraping out no end here
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hally

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
cumbria
Bought an AG last time with the polyurethane blades, supposed to last longer. They didnt last half as long as a normal rubber which is on now. Wished I had bought a storth, they always give good service. AG very unhelpful when i asked why they had gone so quickly.
 

IOW91

Member
Livestock Farmer
Always used Browns Megascrapes. Never had a problem. The dairy I used to work for had one, and when they packed up, I had it for my place.

Far better than the old type scrapers.
 

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