The rotating silage scraper (KSD) from Kemp is designed for efficiently pushing sand away from the silage clamp. With the KSD, the scraper blade can be pivoted 90 degrees to the left and right, allowing every corner of the silage clamp to be reached. The silage scraper is robustly constructed, available in several lengths, and suitable for use with a wheel loader, telehandler, or tractor.
Advantages
Construction
The KSD is built around a strong frame with a rotating scraper blade. The scraper blade can rotate up to 90 degrees to the left and right.
The pivot point consists of a heavy-duty pivot with PTFE-coated bearing bushes, ensuring smooth operation and a long service life.
The tube of the scraper blade has a diameter of approximately 76 mm and a wall thickness of 5 mm, resulting in a strong and durable construction suitable for intensive use.
Operation
During operation, the sand is pushed further onto the silage clamp or moved sideways using the silage scraper. Because the scraper blade can rotate, the working direction can easily be changed without repositioning the vehicle.
This allows efficient operation, especially in confined spaces or in situations where work needs to be carried out from multiple angles.
The KSD is designed without hydraulics. This allows the machine to be used without having to leave the vehicle, resulting in a simple and efficient working method.
Versions
The rotating silage scraper (KSD) is available in several versions. The KSDS is suitable for mini wheel loaders, while the KSDL is suitable for larger wheel loaders, tractors, and telehandlers.
The KSD is supplied as standard with interchangeable mounting plates.
See the Specifications section for more information.
The KSD is available in different versions. The table below shows the differences between each version.
| Types | Version | Length | Scraper blade width | Scraper blade height |
| KSDS | Light | 1,600 mm | 1,000 mm | 500 mm |
| KSDL | Heavy | 2,200 mm | 1,600 mm | 700 mm |
Kemp Machines designs, manufactures, and develops implements for agriculture, civil engineering, and landscaping. Since 1998, we have been supplying machines such as feed pushers, bale clamps, weed brushes, and terrain pushers.
