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Pictures from our archives- this photo accompanied the evolution of the single axle scraper article in our June 2018 magazine.⁣
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Caption: Largest of the LaPlant-Choate single axle scrapers was the model C-81 with a rating of 8½ cubic yards. This particular example appears to be on its first outing and is being pulled by a Caterpillar RD-7, These scrapers had the weight and power to do quite a bit of damage quickly as this example shows in rocky clay. ⁣
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Caption: Shown dumping topsoil behind a Caterpillar D7, this LaPlant-Choate Model C-41 was the smallest of three different sized single axle scrapers the company offered.⁣
With a capacity of almost four cubic yards, it was an ideal sized tool for small townships that needed to shift a bit of earth.⁣
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Caption: Heil’s venture into this particular area of the scraper market was the model CR, a 3½ cubic yard machine, shown here in fully dumped configuration. It differed from most of its single axle competitors by being all-cable controlled and is pictured behind an International TD-6. These were not popular scrapers and photos of them are extremely rare.⁣
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Caption: Showing many signs of its Continental Steel & Foundry ancestry, this is a GarWood Model 23, a 2½ cubic yard unit sitting in a second hand dealers yard in the USA. Behind the GarWood is another interesting old tractor, the Allis-Chalmers HD-5 which was probably used to pull it! ⁣
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Caption: Towed behind a Caterpillar Sixty track type tractor, this prehistoric beast is a Schmeiser 1½ cubic yard semi-drag scraper. Schmeiser made several sizes of semi-drag scraper, all of which featured rudimentary hydraulic controls. They were popular in the southwest region of the USA but were never particularly reliable. LeTourneau based his R-5 scraper on a Schmeiser semi-drag.⁣
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