John Deere Scrapers are built to save you money and maximize your uptime. They're surprisingly simple to operate. And they deliver the smooth finish you're after. Simply put, they're the hardest-working scrapers you can buy.
Fixed-Blade Ejector Scrapers
John Deere Ejector Scrapers feature a moving wall that pushes material over a fixed blade for a faster blade response time. Their tapered-box tongue design provides exceptional strength, making them perfect for working clay- and gumbo-type soils.
Carry-All Scrapers
John Deere Carry-All Scrapers are built with a standard bucket and straight-blade configuration. The bucket rotates when unloading. These scrapers weigh less than ejector scrapers and have better flotation, making them ideal for working sandy soils.
9030 Series Scraper-Special Tractors
John Deere 9030 Scraper-Special Tractors are built with extra reinforcements to power through the demands of land-leveling and earth-moving.
8R Series Tractors
Tractors used in scraper applications require different specifications than agricultural tractors because of the higher loads placed on the tractor. For this reason, John Deere recommends select 8R Series models for pulling scrapers of appropriate size, weight, and capacity.
Scraper System Calculator
Use the calculator to compare the productivity and cost savings of the John Deere earthmoving system to other alternative earthmoving systems.
- Pull-Type Scrapers
Fixed-Blade Ejector Scrapers- Carry-All Scrapers
- Scraper-Special Tractors
- 9030 Series Scraper-Special Tractors
- 8R Series Tractors
- Productivity Tools
- Scraper System Calculator
