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EDCO - Surface Preparation and Sawing Equipment > Expert Tips & Tricks > How To Use A Scabbler > Scabbling - FAQ's

Scabbling - Frequently Asked Questions

How can I increase the scabbler production?

Answer: Constantly sweeping debris will increase production of the scabbler. Scabbling over concrete that has already broken off is not productive because the scabbler is only breaking up the concrete that has already been removed. To remove more concrete, the scabbler needs to directly impact the surface.

Can a scabbler be used on a slab of concrete that is less than four inches thick?

Answer: No, the slab of concrete you are scabbling needs to be at least four inches thick. A slab less than four inches thick could microfracture.

What setting should the in-line oiler be set at?

Answer: The in-line oiler should remain set at either 3 or 4.

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