box scraper rippers tool

barracane

barracane

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hello sorry if I disturb in the virtual market use, I have seen that often use a towing tool called scraper box. I think they hook it behind the tractor, to trace paths, I think it has a ripper to till the soil, some friends on the net I think have built it handcrafted for their tractors to perform small earthmoving jobs in the countryside to shovel snow. we use the ripper subsoiler behind the crawler tractors, to till the stony compact morainic or fluvial soil, to level use a tool called a level which corresponds to the scraper, it is used to level the rice fields and maintain the water level in the fields when they are flooded, what do you think of this effective tool or rather use the classic mechanical shovels for agricultural work in the countryside,
what pulling power should the tractor have in order to tow the implement and do decent work? thanks sorry if I bored you






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barracane

barracane

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Gannon box?


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Box blade
Abstract

A tractor-based box blade is used to move and condition soil. The box blade has a plurality of rippers, which are forwardly- and downwardly-extending shanks terminating in relatively narrow teeth that extend into the ground. Each ripper is deployable to extend into the ground independent of the other rippers, and each ripper is stowable away from the ground independent of the other rippers. At least one scraping blade is disposed behind the rippers for smoothing soil.
 

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