Replacement Part List

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When storing the grader always lower the grader to which the scarifiers contact the ground and the

actuator is relieved of carrying any load. It is not recommended to ever leave the grader stored with

the actuator holding the weight of the unit.

It is recommended to use the jackstand provided to raise and lower the unit when connecting and

disconnecting from vehicles. DO NOT try and lift the weight of the grader by yourself when

uncoupling, it may cause injury.

INTENDED USE / RECOMMENDED VEHICLES

The grader is intended to refinish non-public driveways or roadways consisting of primarily

gravel and or rock. Be aware of your surroundings and what is beneath the ground you

intend to use the grader on. ALWAYS avoid large rocks, embedded obstacles, and buried

utilities such as gas, electric, or phone lines.

A minimum of a 500 cc ATV/UTV or a 20 HP /500 lb. garden tractor is required to pull the

grader and Four-wheel or all wheel drive is always recommended when available on the

vehicle to gain maximum traction to ensure best performance.

Understand that the amount of ground engagement with the scarifiers depends strongly on

the type of vehicle you are using and media make up that you are refinishing. The looser the

media and the more

traction from vehicle allows more ground engagement and the lighter the

vehicle and more hard packed the media allows less engagement.

It is recommended to start with minimum engagement (1/4”-1/2”) when beginning to refinish

an area, and as the ground loosens increase the depth of engagement on scarifiers.

The grader design allows the operator to add weight to the unit if necessary to break up the

ground when pulled with an adequate vehicle. The weight area is located in the main frame

section on the unit on either side of the actuator mount. Any additional weight should not

exceed 100 lbs and should always be secured within the weight area by any means possible.

MAINTENANCE & STORAGE

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

The rear blade on the grader can be

used in several positions depending

on the work you are doing.

In fig. 1 the blade is free floating and

only restrained by the a pin in the last

pin position. This allows the blade to

swing freely and the weight of the

blade helps level and smooth loose

media. In fig 2 the blade is pinned in

the upright position and the grader

can act as a scrapping blade when

scarifiers are raised up away from

media.