Cross Gutter Cleaner with Cable
System designed for cross gutter that does not exceed 540' (165 m) long. Easy servicing and suited for sand bedding.
- The cable cross gutter scraper is adapted for a cross gutter having 36" (914 mm) of width.
- Maximum cross gutter length of 540' (165 m).
- Perfectly suited for sand bedding.
- Shuttle stroke scrapers configuration available to clean longer cross gutter.
Drive unit configurations
- SWR-300 with or without double motor in a recess.
- SWR-300 with or without double motor on stands with 2 wheels.
- SWR-300 with or without double motor on stands with 1 wheel.
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