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Big Dog BH100 10' Box Scraper, 4 yd Capacity, Reversible Blade, 11L x 15 Tires
Regular price $7,239.00 USDRegular priceSale price $7,239.00 USD -
Big Dog BH120 Box Scraper, 12′ Cut, 5 yd Heaped Capacity, Reversible 1-Pc Blade, 11L×15 Tires
Regular price $5,320.00 USDRegular priceSale price $5,320.00 USD -
Rome RLS-12 12' Bottomless Drag Scraper, 6.7 Yard, Replaceable Side Cutter Bits
Regular price $26,594.00 USDRegular priceSale price $26,594.00 USD -
Rome RLS-16 16' Bottomless Drag Scraper, 8.9 Yard, Replaceable Side Cutter Bits
Regular price $30,086.00 USDRegular priceSale price $30,086.00 USD
We sell two distinct pull-type scraper designs: Big Dog BH box scrapers 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.
- 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 |
| 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 RLS series handles farm leveling, access- or haul-road maintenance, and reworking washed-out terraces.
Choosing a Scraper
For help choosing a scraper, email sales@keastenterprises.com with your tractor model, preferred working width and whether you are leveling fields, maintaining roads or cleaning a feedlot. We can compare the blade, capacity and hydraulic requirements.