Scraper - Under Floor Channel
The raised design of the under floor channel draw bar allows liquid and portion of manure to drain into a channel installed underneath the manure alley.
- Keeps the alley drier because the liquid drains into the channel while the scraper is performing its cleaning stroke.
- The unique design of the draw bar allows liquid and portion of manure to drain into the channel. The material is then pushed towards the cross gutter at the same time as the scraper is collecting manure in the alley.
- The paddle can be customized as per the channel shape and dimensions.
- The stainless steel paddle flips up on the return stroke in order to clear the channel bottom and avoid bringing material back.
- The under floor channel scraper draw bar can be combined with a V-Shape or a 16° scraper using steel or urethane blades.
- Built with heavy-duty steel for a long life span.
- Can be installed with steel cable or Dyneema® rope.
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