This Ashland 2311E is a pull scraper — also known as a towed scraper — a type of earthmoving machine designed to cut, carry, and deposit large volumes of soil and material across construction sites, land-grading projects, and road-building operations. Ashland is a recognised manufacturer of heavy earthmoving scraper equipment, and their pull scrapers are built to work in tandem with a pusher tractor, making them a common choice for contractors handling high-volume bulk earthwork.
This particular unit is a 2020 model in used condition and is described by the seller as like new. It is configured as an ejector pan, meaning material is discharged from the bowl by a hydraulically driven rear push gate rather than by gravity or elevator, allowing for more controlled and complete unloading across a range of material types and terrain conditions. The rear push gate and its cylinder are reported to be in good shape.
The machine rides on four 23.5x25 tyres mounted across the rear axle, and the seller notes these are in good condition. The bowl — the primary carrying vessel — is described as being in really good shape, and the cutting edges, which do the work of shearing material from the ground during the loading pass, are reported as good. The unit is fitted with a 1.5-inch pin hitch, making it ready for immediate connection to a compatible push-pull or single-push tractor arrangement.
This scraper is located in Michigan, USA, and is offered at $99,500, available for purchase or rent.
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