Scraper

There are many types of scrapers out there on the market (including the outstanding Caterpillar scraper). Scrapers are extremely useful construction vehicles. Here is information on scrapers from Caterpillar, Bobcat and John Deere.

The Caterpillar scraper gives you all the strength and traction that you need. You can buy Caterpillar scraper machines with one or two engines, and you can choose from a host of different optional attachments. You can choose from several models of elevating, coal bowl and open bowl scrapers. The scrapers with bowls have a low-profile design that has less resistance to incoming materials, and their cellular construction makes them especially dent-resistant. The fine bulldozer ejection system means that you will have constant spreading control along with a minimal amount of carryback material. The bowl's floor retracts as the scraper advances, allowing you to control the material flow. Finally, the Caterpillar scraper can be customized to your particular job conditions. Use the edge that provides the appropriate wear life and impact resistance for each job.

For more information on the Caterpillar scraper, visit Cat.com.

There are Bobcat scrapers, too. They can help you scrape pesky mud, snow and other materials from paths and driveways. With Bobcat scrapers, you can remove the worst messes easily, leaving nothing but clean, smooth ground. These scrapers have a self-sharpening cutting edge that makes them perfect for removing carpet and tile as well.

John Deere scrapers include the 1512E, 1810E, and 1814E fixed-blade ejector scrapers and four models of carry-all scrapers. These scrapers are built at the John Deere factory in Louisiana and are massive and muscular. You might not need another scraper for a very long time!