funny farm
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Looking for a telehandler mounted yard scraper preferably with hydraulic width adjustment, does anyone know of a manufacturer?
Telehandler mounted scraper?
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Water Wheel
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Ultra Scraper
Engineered for precision The Harbrook Engineering Ultra Scraper offers a fully independent floating design allowing it to scrape the most uneven surfaces. This telescopic scraper is a more time eff…
harbrookengineering.co.uk
Not seen or used one.
davidroberts30
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- pembrokeshire
To me would make more sense to put the workings on the outside away from the shyteUltra Scraper
Engineered for precision The Harbrook Engineering Ultra Scraper offers a fully independent floating design allowing it to scrape the most uneven surfaces. This telescopic scraper is a more time eff…harbrookengineering.co.uk
Not seen or used one.
TheRanger
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- SW Scotland
Taylor attachments do a 3 point link attachment that you can mount a traditional 3PL scraper on the front of a telehandler. Looked quite handy in the video I seen.
Google Taylor Attachments floating headstock adaptor
Google Taylor Attachments floating headstock adaptor
Thick Farmer
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- West Wales
I’ve got one I might be persuaded to sell. It’s 8ft wide but not adjustable. Matbro brackets Both sides for push or pull.
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- Somerset
M700 Manure Tyre Scraper for Telehandler from Kitt Ltd
www.kitt.eu.com
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pee poor headstock. Lasted 3 weeks before it fell apart, it’s the weakest part of it. 3mm box, its now got 10mm overkill maybe but it’s now 3yrs old hasn’t been in the workshop since.M700 Manure Tyre Scraper for Telehandler from Kitt Ltd
Look no further
The Son
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https://www.albutt.com/product/yard-scrapers/ I ahve one of these, not hydraulically adjustable, but can move the wings easily on a pin and hole system, not cheap but well built and works.
Not had that problem here, had three now in the last decade and the newer two are heavier built.
Does two hours every day and will take all the stick we can throw at it inc. Sand bedding, scraping mud off hardcore tracks and muck off rough concrete.
Have always welded my own brackets on and I make sure they're beefed up.
Recently replaced scraper tractor with smaller size telehandler. Took an old Moulton scraper that I had with a rusted frame, chopped off the a frame, turned the frame the opposite way around and welded on, then added some scaffold tube to the top so that it attaches to the q-fit headstock the same way as pallet forks do.
Yard isn't level all over, and slopes sideways into the slurry pit, so by being attached the same way as pallet forks it has enough play to work at a slight angle.
Yard isn't level all over, and slopes sideways into the slurry pit, so by being attached the same way as pallet forks it has enough play to work at a slight angle.
Cows 'n grass
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No problem with ours either, mines only a 6 foot on a skid steer but there's loads of metal in the scraper frame.
What's yours on an what width? I've recently bought an old 520-50 and I'm not sure what to go for a box or tyre scraper
Had an 8 foot for the Matbro.
Then bought a 7 foot when I got the 520, so I could get in the cubicle passages... World of difference over a twose on the fergie, especially in summer for clearing stiff sh*t and sand bedding.
I'd go for a tyre scraper, never had a box (my concrete yards are too rough) but they're pretty indestructible and you can get some great downward pressure (e.g. for cleaning a silage clamp floor).