Apparatus for resurfacing a snow layer

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172149, 172150, 172182, E01H 400

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041633296

ABSTRACT:
The disclosed apparatus is a machine of the type for connection to a snow skiing course maintenance tractor. It has freely-rolling rollers for compacting the snow and a plurality of scrapers arranged side by side. The scrapers are pivoted vertically about an axis which is adjustable in height. The scrapers are arranged in front of the rollers.
Also disclosed is such a machine with combinations of scrapers and rollers arranged on side by side sub-frames which are connected together by a linkage. When one of the sub-frames is tilted in one direction, the other sub-frame is caused by the linkage to tip in the opposite direction. Means are disclosed for utilizing only one of the sub-frames alone.

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