Like Randy, mine are built into the box blade. I did use it for a couple of jobs in the last week and I am impressed. One job was a crushed rock driveway (mine) which had not been touched up in some time. I dropped the scarifers to the lowest position and tore up the material. That took several runs but the 2520 never missed a beat. I then raised the scarifers and used the box blade to smooth it all out. I"ll say it again ........... smooth.:tongue:
Anyone familiar with Scarifiers?
In the past I've found the scarifiers alone would be quite helpful when breaking new ground. I know they really help while box blading and a close friend has an old Landpride 5 footer that I've wanted for years. I've been offered them to borrow but never own. It's the type of item that see's punishing ground work and would hate to break them on him. I know many are fond of plows and middle busters but I'm curious as to why more folks don't use these. These are the ones my friend has and that I'm most familiar with. http://www.landpride.com/products/prod_sf/prod_sf25.html
I'd appreciate you thoughts and feedback.
Matt T.:think::think:
I'd appreciate you thoughts and feedback.
Matt T.:think::think:
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