Abstract: A rear ejector wagon having a removable connection to an agricultural or industrial tractor. The wagon is connected to the tractor by a low lying, stable towing tongue. The removability of the ejector wagon from a tractor provides flexibility in use of power units. Once the ejector wagon is removed from the tractor, the tractor can be used for other purposes. With the use of a low lying towing tongue, a two stage hydraulic cylinder can be used to eject the load. The cylinder is contained within a protective housing to shield the exposure of the cylinder to debris and other material loaded into the wagon. Typically, the hydraulic cylinder will have a length of 80 to 150 inches. A preferred length is 100 inches.

Abstract: There is disclosed a land leveling scraper having skid shoes whose bottom surfaces are free to accommodate and follow irregularities in the ground surface being leveled, and are urged against the ground surface with a force proportional to the load on the bucket of the scraper.