I am going to be slowly adding implements that are needed. High on the list (due to some specific projects) is what used to be called a slip scraper or "tumblebug." Some of you probably remember John Deere selling these things in the mid-20th century. They would scrape and haul 1-1.5 yds of soil and then dump it where you wished.
The nearest thing I have seen is built by Hoelscher. They have something called the DB-4, but the problem is it runs ca. $4,000. But it is very nice: http://www.hoelscherinc.com/prod_dbscraper.htm
Orthman likewise makes one, but again, very expensive:
http://www.orthman.com/html603/indust_ro.htm
So also, Durabilt.
I am wondering if anyone knows where I could just find a used one or even one of the vintage John Deere slip scrapers for significantly less?
Thanks.
The nearest thing I have seen is built by Hoelscher. They have something called the DB-4, but the problem is it runs ca. $4,000. But it is very nice: http://www.hoelscherinc.com/prod_dbscraper.htm
Orthman likewise makes one, but again, very expensive:
http://www.orthman.com/html603/indust_ro.htm
So also, Durabilt.
I am wondering if anyone knows where I could just find a used one or even one of the vintage John Deere slip scrapers for significantly less?
Thanks.