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Built His Own High Rise Scraper
Commercial dirt movers wouldn't lift high enough or dig deep enough so I recently built my own "high rise" scraper. I raise fish commercially and use the scraper to dig ponds and also to build terraces. I also use it to drag dirt into pot holes in fields during winter months. Commercial scrapers don't lift high enough
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Built his own high rise scraper TILLAGE EUIPMENT Miscellaneous 14-6-34 Commercial dirt movers wouldn't lift high enough or dig deep enough so I recently built my own "high rise" scraper. I raise fish commercially and use the scraper to dig ponds and also to build terraces. I also use it to drag dirt into pot holes in fields during winter months. Commercial scrapers don't lift high enough to let me unload a pile of dirt in a pothole. The long frame of this scraper, which is controlled by a top-mounted cylinder, lifts the blade to clear 3ft. on dry ground. The scraper has a 15-ft. wide blade. I pull it with a 4-WD Deere tractor. (Frederick Allmandinger, Rt. 1, Box 238, Corning, Ark. 72422 ph 501857-6137)
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