Box Scraper
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FAQs
1. Is a rear blade or box blade better for gravel driveways?
A box blade is typically better for spreading gravel evenly and reshaping low spots. Its side plates trap material for more efficient redistribution. A rear blade works well for snow removal, light grading, and ditching, but doesn’t carry material like a box scraper.
2. What maintenance is required on a box scraper?
To keep your box scraper in top shape:
- Inspect and tighten bolts regularly
- Sharpen or replace cutting edges and scarifier teeth
- Check for wear on the side shelf, chain, and hitch points
- Clean off built-up dirt or material after each use
This helps your unit last longer and perform better on every job.
3. How much does a quality box scraper cost?
Box scraper prices vary by width, weight, and features. Lighter-duty models for small tractors may start around $800–$1,200, while heavy-duty or commercial units range from $1,500–$4,000+. Investing in a well-built model can save money on repair and give better long-term value.