Rowse Model XL700

Description

A Rowse XL700 tandem scraper moves dirt, levels land, and fills low spots in a single pass. Because the XL700 runs alongside a matched XL500, combined capacity reaches up to 14 cubic yards when heaped. The XL700 unit carries a heavy-duty rectangular steel tubing frame for strength under repeated loads. A gooseneck hitch connects the rear scraper to a welded ball mounted inside the push bar. That connection allows 90-degree turns for tight maneuvering around obstacles. In addition, dual rear wheels add stability and extra weight capacity to the XL700. That setup lets one tractor move far more material than a single scraper alone.

The Rowse XL700 tandem scraper gives the operator fingertip control over loading, carrying, and dumping through two double-acting control valves. A standard depth gauge shows when the blade sits at ground level for precise, repeatable cuts. Load or spread depth adjusts from 4 to 12 inches, so grading stays fine or heavy as the job demands. In addition, the 3-piece high carbon steel blade is removable and reversible, so it wears evenly on both edges. A shear pin in the tongue protects the frame if the blade strikes an immovable object. Meanwhile, transport stops keep the unit secure behind a pickup at highway speeds. Overall, the Rowse XL700 tandem scraper keeps big dirt-moving jobs on schedule.