This 2021 Ashland 2411E is a pull scraper — sometimes called a towed scraper or earth scraper — a ground-engaging earthmoving machine designed to cut, load, haul, and spread soil in a single pass. Pull scrapers are a staple of site preparation, road building, and grading work, where they are used in tandem with a push tractor to move large volumes of material efficiently across a job site. Ashland is a recognised manufacturer of heavy earthmoving scrapers and related equipment, known for building purpose-built machines for construction and earthworks contractors.
This particular unit is configured as an ejector-style pan scraper, meaning the material is discharged by a hydraulically powered push-out plate rather than by gravity alone, which improves unloading consistency especially in cohesive soils. It is set up as a lead pan and is fitted with a Deere hitch for compatibility with John Deere push tractors.
The scraper carries a 24-cubic-yard struck capacity and features a 10.5-foot cut width, with an overall machine width of under 12 feet — a practical dimension for road travel and tighter site access. The cutting edge is described as a deep cutting edge, indicating increased material penetration and extended wear life. A rear push block is fitted to the back of the machine, allowing a push tractor to engage directly during loading passes.
The unit rides on four 23.5×25 tires, all reported at approximately 80 percent remaining tread life. The machine is described as rental-ready and suitable for immediate scraper work, having been maintained for working condition. This is a used 2021 machine located in Michigan, USA, offered at $99,500.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.