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Hi, Ironman3406.
You wouldn't be talking about a 'box blade' attachment for the normal grader blade, would you? These jiggers are designed to carry a load of material with them to help fill in holes and low spots as they work along the road instead of side-casting the material in a windrow.
Just my 0.02.
There is one just north of me at Ferdies. It is a full scraper bowl that fits under a #12. The full moldboard assembly is removed. The lift arms run the bowl. The apron is run from the scarifier lift arms. The ejector is run from the side shift hydraulics. It is a really cool unit. Hoping to have it at the HCEA national show next year in Le Sueur,MN.
There is one just north of me at Ferdies. It is a full scraper bowl that fits under a #12. The full moldboard assembly is removed. The lift arms run the bowl. The apron is run from the scarifier lift arms. The ejector is run from the side shift hydraulics. It is a really cool unit. Hoping to have it at the HCEA national show next year in Le Sueur,MN.
Have you got any pictures kracked1?.?
QUOTE=kracked1;189031]There is one just north of me at Ferdies. It is a full scraper bowl that fits under a #12. The full moldboard assembly is removed. The lift arms run the bowl. The apron is run from the scarifier lift arms. The ejector is run from the side shift hydraulics. It is a really cool unit. Hoping to have it at the HCEA national show next year in Le Sueur,MN.[/QUOTE]
I do not have any pics. I cant remember what kind it is either.
I can't imagine that a grader would have enough weight or traction to load a scraper bowl but I'd like to see it in action.
Look up US patent # 3435547. It is for a Martin self contained scraper bowl for motor grader.
Hey Team,
Here is a link;
https://www.google.com/patents/US3435547
There it is. I'd have to think of an application for it.
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