Box Scraper gannon landscaping Blade

wrencher42 · May 26, 2018

Hello I am looking for info on how the tineys on a Gannon H-220 stay up I will try to add pic thanks Bill

oosik · May 27, 2018

Well, now - - from the pictures I could find. It appears that when the tines are in a notch - either full up or in one of the two down position - there is some sort of something behind the tines that holds them in the notch. This would keep the tines from moving to the rear and falling out of the notch. I could not find a picture that showed what that something might be - a bar - some sort of lever or a pin???? If it is not obvious on your unit - it could be a missing part or parts.

murph1 · May 27, 2018

see this from messicks New Holland (H-22) - GANNON HYDRAULIC SCRAPER (1/66-12/79) Parts Diagrams

oosik · May 27, 2018

Wow!! Gotta say - that's a lot more complex than my Bush Hog RO720 setup.

wrencher42 · May 27, 2018

oosik thanks for your answer , so you push the tines up in the notches then the tines float?

wrencher42 · May 27, 2018

thanks Murph1 that's where i got all the parts there a great business

wrencher42 · May 27, 2018

yeah i bought all the parts from Messicks just trying to figure out how it all works !!

oosik · May 27, 2018

If your Gannon is like the spec drawing that Murph1 linked to - its a LOT more complex that my Bush Hog. Mine just has a pin that goes thru a hole and tabs on each shank. I think there are four holes in the shank. Just lift it up where you want it and run the pin thru a tab on each side of the shank and the shank.

That drawing show a fairly sophisticated locking system. Whatever - if you have all the parts its just a matter of figuring out the arrangement and getting them all together. Easy to say...........