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Used Krause Rippers

  • 2009 KRAUSE 4850-18

    2009 KRAUSE 4850-18

    • Manufacturer: Krause
    • Model: 4850-18

    18' Dominator disk ripper, hydraulic disk gangs front and rear, rear rolling basket, 22.5" front blades with 9" spacing, 22" middle blades with 16" spacing, 23.5" rear blades with 12" spacing, bull tongue hitch, ...

    $22,500 USD

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    Est. $423/mo

    Holgate, OH
  • 2008 KRAUSE 4850-18

    2008 KRAUSE 4850-18

    • Manufacturer: Krause
    • Model: 4850-18

    11 shank, 18' Dominator disk ripper, hydraulic disk gangs front and rear, rear rolling basket, 21" front blades with 9" spacing, 22.5" rear blades with 12" spacing, bull tongue hitch, 14L-16.1 tires, walking tand...

    $17,500 USD

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    Est. $344/mo

    Holgate, OH
  • 2009 KRAUSE 4850-18

    2009 KRAUSE 4850-18

    • Manufacturer: Krause
    • Model: 4850-18
    • Working width: 5.49 m

    18' Disk ripper, 11 shanks, 3 section, hydraulic fold, hydraulic front disk gangs, rear rolling basket, bull tongue hitch, walking tandems, 14L-16.1 tires, 21.5" front disk blades with 9" spacing, 22" middle blad...

    $22,500 USD

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    Est. $423/mo

    Holgate, OH
  • KRAUSE 4885

    KRAUSE 4885

    • Manufacturer: Krause

    Krause Model # 4885 Land Builder, 5 Shank Disc-Chisel-Disc, 24 Inch Blades with 11 Inch Spacing, Rock Flex Disc Gang with Adjustable Gang Pitch, Hydraulic Fore-Aft Adjustment, Auto Rest Shanks with New Points and...

    $18,000 USD

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    Est. $354/mo

    Hawarden, IA

Overview

Rippers are powerful attachments used in construction, mining, and agriculture to break up hard ground, rock, or pavement. They are commonly mounted on bulldozers or tractors and come in various types, including single-shank and multi-shank models. Rippers are essential for preparing tough terrains for further work, making them invaluable for projects that require soil or material loosening.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used ripper?

Check the condition of the shanks and tips, the compatibility with your equipment, and look for any signs of excessive wear or damage. Verify the ripper's history and past usage.

How do I ensure the ripper is shipped safely to my location?

Choose a reliable shipping service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the ripper is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What maintenance is required for a ripper?

Regularly inspect the shanks and tips for wear and replace them as needed. Keep all mounting hardware tight and lubricate any moving parts according to the manufacturer's guidelines.