Tube Scraper System
The tube scraper system has been designed to move as much manure as possible into a prefabricated concrete tube installed underneath the manure alley.
- V shaped scraper directing the manure towards the middle of the scraper.
- Wheel at the rear of the scraper to push the material inside the tube. Keeping the 2" (51 mm) deep groove free from any obstruction.
- This design promotes manure collection by underground tube rather than by the alley.
- The stainless steel paddle flips up on the return stroke in order to clear the channel bottom and avoid bringing material back.
- Built with heavy-duty steel for a long life span.
- Installed with steel cable only.
- Tube installation with provided concrete forms.
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