Bulldozer ripper is the long claw-like device on the back of the bulldozer. Ripping is a technique of loosening the land soil or breaking up hard soil rocks before the final excavation. Bulldozer three shank rippers are comparatively small rippers and are used for lighter multipurpose work.

Special for the mantle rock, clay, sandy stratum and weathered layer. Ripper also can be named digging ripper. It is used for digging hard soil, frozen soil, soft rock, weathered rock and cracked rock. It also can remove the root of the trees and other barries.

A Land Clearance Rake for an excavator performs similarly to your standard garden rake or a comb. They are manufactured stronger and with curved tines so that you can dig through tough grounds and pull up any debris in or under the soil. Land Clearance Rakes have many applications and are suitable for use on all sizes of digger; micro, mini and full-sized 360°, from 0.5 to 70 tonnes operating weight. For most jobs, the overall width and height of the rake is similar to that of the machine's largest digging bucket. With a Land Clearance Rake you can: Sort debris out from soil Lift and move objects whilst leaving soil behind Brake up hard, compacted top soil Root out, or carry hedges and shrubs