Pull scraper dirt pan

[Eurocopter]

Anyone used a pull/drag scraper with 52 hp tractor?
Most of the scraper posts indicate more hp required.
The way I see it, I can't cut as deep as implements are designed for but I can certainly use it. Of course it will take longer, but, I can still get the job done.
Anybody have experience with this?
Note: With loader and filled tires my tractor weighs a little over 7,000 lbs with no rear implement. I'm thinking a pull scraper with dolly wheels in front with hydraulic operation...

 

[skeets]

Ya might want to look around for an old 988

 

[SDT]

Anyone used a pull/drag scraper with 52 hp tractor?
Most of the scraper posts indicate more hp required.
The way I see it, I can't cut as deep as implements are designed for but I can certainly use it. Of course it will take longer, but, I can still get the job done.
Anybody have experience with this?
Note: With loader and filled tires my tractor weighs a little over 7,000 lbs with no rear implement. I'm thinking a pull scraper with dolly wheels in front with hydraulic operation...

I've used a three point mounted slip scoop with a 45 PTO HP Ford 860.

Others have actually dug ponds with slip scoops behind an N series Ford having less than 30 PTO HP. Yes, it takes time.

SDT

 

[BigG]

Ya might want to look around for an old 988

Could you give a more complete name?

 

[SidecarFlip]

could you give a more complete name?

caterpillar

 

[BigG]

http://www.hoelscherinc.com/prod_dbscraper.htm I have never used one but they build them.


This guy built his own. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN0KzE6MtwI

Another one for 50hp. https://www.durabiltindustries.com/dirtpan.aspx

 

[Bulldog]

I used this one with our old IH 484 which was about 50 hp. Did okay in soft dirt, not so much in hard ground but no scraper is going to be very good in hard pack unless it's being pushed and/or the ground ripped.