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BigBody79

BigBody79

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Looking for a blade/edge/not sure for a 8ft angle scraper.

Not sure on terms or where to look.

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Agri supply would be my first stop.


Do you.know the brand of the blade?
 
Brand would help as some can be drilled differently. Although if it’s like the one we put on my brother In laws BushHog scraper blade this summer get the personal lubricants ready. I’m glad I didn’t buy that implement.
 
Fairly common blade type. But yes you'll need to brand that it attaches too probably. They ain't cheap. Your best bet may be to hit local tractor dealers and see if they can source it.
 
we’ve searched around here. All of the folks here have shut down. Agri supply has the wrong bolt holes. No name on the scraper
 
I'd drill/plasma holes in the top part of the blade to make a different cutting edge work before I used a homemade blade edge.

The steel in ground engaging parts is pretty different and a lot tougher than standard steel.
 
Most of the blades are made to flip over and use the other edge. I have several blades but they came off of big dozers.
 
LT1JEEP said:
Most of the blades are made to flip over and use the other edge. I have several blades but they came off of big dozers.
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What ^ said. Looks like one edge is worn all the way to the bolt holes, but the other edge is like brand new. Unfortunately, if there is that much wear on the cutting edge, there's also that much wear on the body/backing plate. As a result, it won't properly support in the center where it's worn the most, and you will end up bending or even breaking the new edge, regardless of using the old one flipped, or getting a new one. Got any pics of the angle scraper with cutting edge removed?
 
Worse case. Buy blade of appropriate size, make new holes in body of implement. And I am with Matt. She looks pretty roached out. I would say some meat is missing from the mount. I end up rebuilding some form of dirt engaged equipment edge holder once a month. Here lately its been multiples a week. :)
 
Looking pretty rough
 

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Is the back One step broke radius or any backing? Depending on how the pitch is working you might could just move up with another pattern and move on. Otherwise to really support the new edge material is needed.
 
Don't over think it. The cutting edge is way past worn out. The scraper is a mess. Flip the cutting edge, scab on some crap for support and move on. It will probably out live you. What's your intended purpose for this scraper? Gravel driveway maintenance or snow removal?
 
R Q said:
scab on some crap for support and move on. It will probably out live you
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Exactly, but when I get paid to do it I try to make it sound fancier.:p
 
WARRIORWELDING said:
Exactly, but when I get paid to do it I try to make it sound fancier.:p
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Gotcha, I thought this was for you, but honestly, I would tell the customer the exact same thing. Buy a new scrape blade or let's cobb this up and let you work with it for many more years.
 
BigBody79 said:
Looking pretty rough
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About what I expected. Flip it. Bolt it back on. Weld some thick flatbar to the back and run a few small beads of weld across the top on the front of the cutting edge and rock on.
 
I'm thinking I'll grab the replacement edge from agri supply. and drill new holes where necessary. Weld on/scab on some new steel on scraper.

This is used to maintain our gravel road. It's a crush and run road probably 1/4 mile to 1/3 mile.
 
BigBody79 said:
I'm thinking I'll grab the replacement edge from agri supply. and drill new holes where necessary. Weld on/scab on some new steel on scraper.

This is used to maintain our gravel road. It's a crush and run road probably 1/4 mile to 1/3 mile.
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If that's all you're doing with it, flip the edge and give it a shot. If you get a new edge, you're gonna have to redrill holes anyway, so at least with the old blade is less work for the same result.
 
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