Scraper - Deep Groove System
Designed to allow liquid to naturally drain out of manure by a deeper groove.
- Keeps the alley drier because the liquid drains into the groove while the scraper is performing its cleaning stroke.
- This toggling flat bar is optional on the 16°, V-Shape and Straight scraper draw bars using steel or urethane blades.
- Built with heavy-duty steel for a long life span.
- The steel flat bar flips up on the return stroke in order to clear the channel bottom and avoid bringing material back.
- Can be installed with steel cable or Dyneema® rope.
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Scraper - 16°
Ruggedly built, the 16° Scraper cleans the alleys effectively. The 16° angle designed is for stabilizing the scraper. The manure is directed evenly toward the center where the pulling force is applied.
Scraper - Straight
Best suited when space is limited at the drop point as the scraper is straight and shorter.
Scraper - V-Shape
The V-Shape Scraper is best suited to clean narrow alleys or when manure dries fast.
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