Push pull scraper

Waternotsoda

I have an awkward shed to clean. 1000 sq ft. Low door. Although I may get in on a massey 135. What are my best options for an attachment scrapper/ shovel.

I see Honda has several motorised scrappers both walk behind and motorised. Are these worth it?

Should I stick to the shovel?

_Brian

Waternotsoda wrote: »

I have an awkward shed to clean. 1000 sq ft. Low door. Although I may get in on a massey 135. What are my best options for an attachment scrapper/ shovel.

I see Honda has several motorised scrappers both walk behind and motorised. Are these worth it?

Should I stick to the shovel?

I’d have thought you’ll pick up a small scraper tractor for little more than a Honda style thing and it may have other uses about the place.

The shovel is fine if you have the time, there’s very few of us that don’t need the exercise if we’re being homest

Waternotsoda

I deffinetly inetly need the exercise. But time is the thing. Is there any particular tractor scraper better than the others. Do the rust?

_Brian

Waternotsoda wrote: »

I deffinetly inetly need the exercise. But time is the thing. Is there any particular tractor scraper better than the others. Do the rust?

There’s little on a farm that rusts like a scraper tractor 😔

Base price

Waternotsoda wrote: »

I deffinetly inetly need the exercise. But time is the thing. Is there any particular tractor scraper better than the others. Do the rust?

We bought one new about 12 years ago, it is fully galvanised and there is no rust on it. I would be fairly good about power washing it every few weeks during the winter and always wash it for summer storage.

Waternotsoda

Base price wrote: »

We bought one new about 12 years ago, it is fully galvanised and there is no rust on it. I would be fairly good about power washing it every few weeks during the winter and always wash it for summer storage.

Does it have rubber on the base. Which brand?

Base price

Waternotsoda wrote: »

Does it have rubber on the base. Which brand?

I will take a picture of it tomorrow. It is a flip over type so you can go both directions.

_Brian

Base price wrote: »

I will take a picture of it tomorrow. It is a flip over type so you can go both directions.

We have a painted version, flip over, id say its 15-18 years old and not a bother..

GrasstoMilk

_Brian wrote: »

We have a painted version, flip over, id say its 15-18 years old and not a bother..

We had a painter McKenna do 18years I think, scraped an awful lot of ****e in it's time, might have got washed once a year at best.
Have a galvanised Fleming for 3 years now. Rubber on it would be fairly soft, its nearly worn out, will have to get one with steel rope inside for the next rubber

Base price

Base price wrote: »

I will take a picture of it tomorrow. It is a flip over type so you can go both directions.

I didn't get a chance to take a photo today but I will take one over the weekend.

Waternotsoda

Thanks base price. I am working up the motivation to start shovelling.

Base price

Waternotsoda wrote: »

Thanks base price. I am working up the motivation to start shovelling.

Our one is made by Fleming.

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Apologies pic is upside down as I sent it from my phone.

Donald Trump

You never said what you were trying to pull out of the shed.

If it's just slurry and slop, you can get a wheeled hand scraper.

Aravo

Made a small scraper here that fits on a bale handler, you just reverse into it with bale handler to fit it. Has a rubber mat. Only can be used when reversing. Has been handy for cleaning yards, silage slab etc. Main advantage is no taking off bale handler to put it on.

Waternotsoda

Donald Trump wrote: »

You never said what you were trying to pull out of the shed.

If it's just slurry and slop, you can get a wheeled hand scraper.

More or less.