Scraper - V-Shape
The V-Shape Scraper is best suited to clean narrow alleys or when manure dries fast.
- 6” (15 cm) or 8” (20 cm) height models.
- Best suited to clean narrow alleys or when manure dries fast.
- Can be adapted to clean an alley that varies in width.
- Available with floor mounted or groove guided draw bar.
- Adapted for alleys between 73" (1,85 m) to 174" (4,42 m) in width.
- Available with steel blades or flexible urethane blades that can be adjusted to compensate wear. Several draw bar accessories available for concrete alley, rubber flooring and sand bedding.
- V-Shape bidirectional scraper is designed for a free stall barn having a cross gutter in the center and one scraper per alley.
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