Box Scraper Land pride GS0560 OR GS1560 OR GS1548

[Doxon1]

Hello there I will like to know your thoughts about this grading scrapers which one should I get for my kubota B2601

The dealer have in stock the GS0560 for 1250$ CAD

The GS1560 Is more thicker and HD same as the GS1548 But they won't be able to get me one until spring which still ok with me as I'm not in a hurry. Price difference is 450$ on the 60 inches Idk the 48 yet.

Will my b2601 able to properly operate the GS1560 it is 511 lbs the 0560 on the other hand is just 350 lbs and the 1548 is 437 lbs

Please let me know your experience with any of them and what you think about. As always I appreciate your help.

 

[RickB]

We sell a crapton of Landpride implements at work. We stock exactly zero 05 series implements of any kind. Ask yourself if the 350lb grader/scraper has enough operating weight to cut and fill imperfections in your driveway or area of intended use.

Your B2601 has a 3pt lift rating of 1411lbs measured 24" behind the draft links. The GS1560 is 50" long and as you stated weighs 511 lbs. With sufficient front ballast your tractor can lift an item weighing more than double the weight of the GS1560 with equal dimensions.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

The GS1560 will work much better and your B2601 will handle it fine IMO. All of this is smaller than what I use, so no hands on recommendations. But I know what works with different size machines.

Weight is typically your friend when it comes to grading. :thumbsup:

 

[Doxon1]

We sell a crapton of Landpride implements at work. We stock exactly zero 05 series implements of any kind. Ask yourself if the 350lb grader/scraper has enough operating weight to cut and fill imperfections in your driveway or area of intended use.

Your B2601 has a 3pt lift rating of 1411lbs measured 24" behind the draft links. The GS1560 is 50" long and as you stated weighs 511 lbs. With sufficient front ballast your tractor can lift an item weighing more than double the weight of the GS1560 with equal dimensions.

Sound good. Thanks for the information

 

[Doxon1]

The GS1560 will work much better and your B2601 will handle it fine IMO. All of this is smaller than what I use, so no hands on recommendations. But I know what works with different size machines.

Weight is typically your friend when it comes to grading. :thumbsup:

Thanks I did not that was the case. Thanks for the tip