Information for Site Prep’s special attachment focus on Rippers/Scarifiers has been provided by the respective manufacturers. For more specs on their attachments, visit the websites listed under each entry.
The
HDR Ripper by AIM Attachments features AR400 steel and replaceable ripper
teeth. The rippers can break frozen ground, soft rock, paved areas and
compacted soil, thanks to the combination of crowd and curl forces. Designed
for all excavators, the rippers are ideal for permafrost and can penetrate to
various depths.
(www.aimattachments.com)
The
BRON 4000 vibratory ripper is designed to work in applications in compacted
soil, shale, limestone rock and coal. The 4000
serves multiple industries, including mining, road construction and
utility.
(www.rwfbron.com)
ESCO’s
Scarifier System features drop-forged triple-alloy steel shanks that provide
maximum strength and resistance to impact. The replacement tips are cast in
ESCO alloy with precision fit for optimum performance and value.
(www.escocorp.com)
The
Hi-Cap Multi-Ripper Bucket by Leading Edge Attachments replaces hammers,
blasting and rock trenchers. The ripper utilizes patented hydraulic excavator
rolling action technology to rip and concentrate force on one tooth at a time.
(www.digrock.com)
The
Rock/Frost Rippers by M.C. Faulkner and Sons are designed for ripping frost and
ledge or breaking up hardpan soil. The rippers can be used in conjunction with
a thumb to load stumps and debris, and they feature HardOx steel in high-wear
areas for strength and wear resistance with a replaceable tooth.
(www.mcfaulkner.com)
The
Super Heavy-Duty Single Shank Ripper by Vail Products features a heavy toolbar,
thick pin and shank, along with the weight of a multishank ripper in a
single-shank ripper design.
(www.vailproducts.com)
Werk-Brau's
Ripper is designed to prerip frozen ground and soil before digging. This ripper
is also designed to help remove stumps, roots and rebar. It includes a
single-point tooth for penetration along with a heavy-duty ripper shank.
(www.werk-brau.com)
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