Rowse XL Models in Tandem

Description

A Rowse tandem scraper pairs the XL500 and XL700 to move up to 14 cubic yards of dirt when heaped. Because the two units load and dump separately, one tractor levels land and fills low spots twice as fast. Both scrapers share a 3-piece high carbon steel cutting edge for long wear. Complete operation runs through two double-acting control valves for full hydraulic command. In addition, each XL model carries every standard feature found on its corresponding single-unit model. A rear push bar adds loading capacity to the lead scraper. Meanwhile, a gooseneck hitch on the rear unit attaches to a welded ball mounted inside that push bar.

A Rowse tandem scraper needs very little extra horsepower to run both units together. That efficiency holds because each scraper loads on its own. That connection keeps fuel use in check even as total capacity nearly doubles. A depth gauge comes standard on the 500, 700, XL500, and XL700 models alike. At a glance, the gauge shows the operator when the blade sits at ground level for more precise grading. Dual rear wheels on each XL unit add stability and extra weight capacity during transport. Overall, a Rowse tandem scraper setup keeps large-scale dirt work moving without adding a second tractor.