SteveA, your possible scraper is same-same as mine. Get it and think of the nifty tandem hookup we could make. Does your friend have manuals?

Can anyone confirm the ID of these 2 scraper pans? Would they be too large for a D2 tractor?

Here's a different kind of a pull scraper that's listed on eBay. I'd be interested in it but I don't have a tractor big enough to pull it.

cgi.ebay.com/Self-loading-dirt-scraper-P...QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Dave Wills, That second pic kinda looks like a cable LaPlant Chote or that's how LaPlant built the draft arms with that big squared off tubing.

I agree with Craneman about the Laplant Choate scraper ID, ours has the same front end construction details

acmoc.phpwebhosting.com/viewtopic.php?t=...t=laplant+choate+pan .

It has about a 6 foot cutting edge with a frost bit in the center third. Ours has always been useful and all, nice thing to have around, but sort of slow loading etc, a lot of wheel spin with a 5020 or even a 6030 tractor. I have recently been pulling it with a JD 4955 with front wheel assist/power shift transmission. Man! what a difference plenty of power and traction makes. It'll load in about 20 yards at 5mph, don't even have to downshift.

don that is a durabuilt brand. they are made in arkansas. you can buy a new one for about 3.500. I dont think the company has a website.