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Mud Scraper For Tractor Duals
North Dakota farmer Harvey Bloomquist, of Drayton, built this low-cost scraper to keep his
tractor duals from "mudding up".
"I got the idea from mud scrapers used on dual-tired trucks," says Bloomquist. The main horizontal frame is a 2 by 4-in. piece of steel tubing about 10-ft. long. To this, he mounted
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Mud scraper for tractor duals TRACTORS Miscellaneous 10-1-8 North Dakota farmer Harvey Bloomquist, of Drayton, built this low-cost scraper to keep his
tractor duals from "mudding up".
"I got the idea from mud scrapers used on dual-tired trucks," says Bloomquist. The main horizontal frame is a 2 by 4-in. piece of steel tubing about 10-ft. long. To this, he mounted brackets for attaching it to the tractor's quick coupler. The 2-ft.long mud scraper bars extend between the tires and are also made of 2 by 4-in. steel tubing. They're bolted to the long main frame so they can freely pivot horizontally between the tires.
Bloomquist estimates the cost to build the scraper to be right at $100.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Harvey Bloomquist, R.R. 1, Drayton, N. Dak. 58225 (ph 218 455-3863).
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