Box Scrapers

We sell three distinct pull-type scraper designs: Big Dog BH box scrapers, Garfield GDS drag scrapers with hydraulic tilt and rippers, and Rome RLS bottomless drag scrapers.

Box and Drag Scraper Differences

  • Big Dog BH scrapers: The BH100 and BH120 are feedlot or industrial box scrapers with reversible, replaceable one-piece blades. Both require two tractor hydraulic spools.
  • Garfield GDS TR scrapers: The GDS10 TR and GDS12 TR pair hydraulic tilt with hydraulic rippers. The ripper assembly can work up to 6 inches below the scraper bottom.
  • Rome RLS scrapers: The RLS-12 and RLS-16 use a bottomless design with reversible main cutting edges, replaceable side cutter bits, and up to 3 inches of cutting depth.

Width, Capacity, and Power

Model Working or Cut Width Capacity Tractor Power
Big Dog BH100 10 feet 4 cubic yards, heaped 75-125 HP wheel tractor
Big Dog BH120 12 feet 5 cubic yards, heaped 100-150 HP wheel tractor
Garfield GDS10 TR 10 feet 2.25 cubic yards 75-90 HP
Garfield GDS12 TR 12 feet 3 cubic yards 75-100 HP
Rome RLS-12 12 feet 6.7 cubic yards 80 engine HP at 4 mph; 100 at 6 mph
Rome RLS-16 16 feet 8.9 cubic yards 150 engine HP at 4 mph; 225 at 6 mph

Rome's horsepower figures are suggested ranges; soil conditions and weight added to the scraper affect the requirement. Each RLS needs one rear tractor hydraulic circuit and rides on an offset walking-beam transport arrangement.

The GDS family handles touch-up and limited land leveling, short-haul work, and smoothing. The RLS series handles farm leveling, access- or haul-road maintenance, and reworking washed-out terraces.

Choose the Scraper Design

Tell us whether you need a BH box, GDS tilt-and-ripper, or RLS bottomless design, then email sales@keastenterprises.com with the tractor model, available horsepower, rear hydraulic circuits, and target width. We can discuss financing and nationwide delivery.