Mid-chassis plow or scrapper angling support

Earth working – Scraper between front and rear ground supports of vehicle – Specific actuator between frame and scraper

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172797, 172794, E02F 312

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061231568

ABSTRACT:
A mid-chassis, underbody plow or scrapper blade is mounted under a vehicle chassis to permit the outer ends of the blade to move vertically. Pneumatic pressure actuators mounted on either side of the center line of the vehicle apply pressure to the respective ends of the blade to control the scrapping action.

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