Looking for Yard Scraper for Loader

Hugh 2

Hi I am looking out for Yard Scraper for Loader
Using google I found this http://www.albutt.com/yardscraper.html
Anybody seen any other types. (I think this one may be over complicated )

Thanks


This is another contender I found.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ

td5man

Hugh 2 wrote: »

Hi I am looking out for Yard Scraper for Loader
Using google I found this http://www.albutt.com/yardscraper.html
Anybody seen any other types. (I think this one may be over complicated )

Thanks


This is another contender I found.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ

Frazzledhome has one afaik.

Reggie.

Hugh 2 wrote: »

Hi I am looking out for Yard Scraper for Loader
Using google I found this http://www.albutt.com/yardscraper.html
Anybody seen any other types. (I think this one may be over complicated )

Thanks


This is another contender I found.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ

That bottom one looks very impressive if you had the setup for it

RightTurnClyde

Just weld euro brackets onto what ever scraper you want. Have a scraper here on a skid steer. Attached with euro brackets. I'll post a picture later

trixi2011

Hugh 2 wrote: »

Hi I am looking out for Yard Scraper for Loader
Using google I found this http://www.albutt.com/yardscraper.html
Anybody seen any other types. (I think this one may be over complicated )

Thanks


This is another contender I found.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ

we had one of the albutt ones here for a while great job but it didn't fit down all our passageways so changed it for a tyre type one

Hugh 2

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

Just weld euro brackets onto what ever scraper you want. Have a scraper here on a skid steer. Attached with euro brackets. I'll post a picture later

I don't do much scarping anymore as I am down to one tractor and scraper is just crap.

I mainly scrape yard to and the collecting yard with the bucket of industrial loader when it is dry it is easy but wet the muck goes to each side.

I got a brain wave to pick up regular tractor scraper with pin and cone brackets but the yards in question have a few levels (so there are hills) so I am considering that I might need something that would follow contours .

I was also thinking that if it was wider than loader I could push out waste feed from in front of feed passageways (minding the mirrors on the loader means that I don't get the six inched to a foot nearest to feed wall)

trixi2011 wrote: »

we had one of the albutt ones here for a while great job but it didn't fit down all our passageways so changed it for a tyre type one

In the video the Albut one looks like the sides are adjustable.
Did you get yours in Ireland and as my father used to always ask "how much"

The https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ looks fine but I don't think I need to adjust on the fly or want to be connecting hydraulic fittings.

The main attraction to a loader type scraper would be pick up and use and then just drop it off without getting out of the cab would mean that I would be more inclined to use it more often.

trixi2011

Hugh 2 wrote: »

I don't do much scarping anymore as I am down to one tractor and scraper is just crap.

I mainly scrape yard to and the collecting yard with the bucket of industrial loader when it is dry it is easy but wet the muck goes to each side.

I got a brain wave to pick up regular tractor scraper with pin and cone brackets but the yards in question have a few levels (so there are hills) so I am considering that I might need something that would follow contours .

I was also thinking that if it was wider than loader I could push out waste feed from in front of feed passageways (minding the mirrors on the loader means that I don't get the six inched to a foot nearest to feed wall)


In the video the Albut one looks like the sides are adjustable.
Did you get yours in Ireland and as my father used to always ask "how much"

The https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyCgtw53WdQ looks fine but I don't think I need to adjust on the fly or want to be connecting hydraulic fittings.

The main attraction to a loader type scraper would be pick up and use and then just drop it off without getting out of the cab would mean that I would be more inclined to use it more often.

no wasn't in Ireland was over in the uk, it was adjustable but ypou had to pull out pins and it was a bit of an ass . don't now how much it was as we got it off a contractor to try out

Hugh 2

trixi2011 wrote: »

no wasn't in Ireland was over in the uk, it was adjustable but ypou had to pull out pins and it was a bit of an ass . don't now how much it was as we got it off a contractor to try out

I phoned Albutt they are based in Cheltnam that Scraper is 1500 pounds plus vat collected from their Yard (they are making them galvanised now)

lakill Farm

Hugh 2 wrote: »

I phoned Albutt they are based in Cheltnam that Scraper is 1500 pounds plus vat collected from their Yard (they are making them galvanised now)

check donedeal for one

Hugh 2

lakill Farm wrote: »

check donedeal for one

Thought I might have missed something so I Looked at DD again

Plenty scrapers on DD but I did not see a loader ready one

Hugh 2

lakill Farm wrote: »

check donedeal for one

Actually picked a lad in donedeal to make one 9'5" wide with pin and cone fittings suitable for my loader.

I just could not justify paying 3 times the price for the uk Albutt one