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A devise which is a blade which is connected to two wheels, one at either end of the blade. A handle is also connected to the blade which is a person uses to pull the device across the surface of material to be moved. The device can be used to move material such as dirt or sand in a manner which all

A devise which is a blade which is connected to two wheels, one at either end of the blade. A handle is also connected to the blade which is a person uses to pull the device across the surface of material to be moved. The device can be used to move material such as dirt or sand in a manner which allows easy leveling of the material.

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1. A scraper blade on wheels comprising: a blade coupled with a pair of wheels, the wheels attached to one another with an axle, the blade attached to a support bracket which is attached to the axle; a handle attached to an extended arm and the arm arranged perpendicular to the blade, said arm immov

1. A scraper blade on wheels comprising: a blade coupled with a pair of wheels, the wheels attached to one another with an axle, the blade attached to a support bracket which is attached to the axle; a handle attached to an extended arm and the arm arranged perpendicular to the blade, said arm immovably attached to the support bracket of the blade and in such a manner as to establish the blade at an angle relative to the resting surface and extending in front of the blade as it is being pulled, held in place by blade supports, the entire apparatus configured such that the blade rests on a level surface and the wheels rest on the same surface and the entire apparatus rests in entirety on the surface with the arm and handle assembly extending into the air at an angle and the blade is positioned in between the wheels and the handle. 2. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 1, wherein the blade is concave toward the direction of operation. 3. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 1, wherein the arm and handle are attached at an angle and are of a length to arrive at a height for gripping the handle. 4. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 3, wherein the arm is attached to the support bracket and axle in a manner as to allow for removal. 5. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 3, wherein the arm is angled at a point approximating a mid-point, raising the end higher toward an operator than if the arm were straight. 6. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 1, wherein the blade supports connect the axle to the blade, near the bottom of the blade which is near to the surface upon which the apparatus rests. 7. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 2, wherein the blade is of a particular length. 8. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 2, wherein the blade is curved along its longitudinal axis, maintaining a straight edge against the surface upon which it rests. 9. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 1, wherein the blade is attached to the blade supports and support bracket at an obtuse angle relative to the surface upon which it rests. 10. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 9, wherein the blade is configured to the apparatus at an obtuse angle relative to the surface upon which it rests, and in its direction of travel. 11. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 1, wherein the blade attached to the axle and support bracket is configured such as to pivot on its edge which rests on the surface. 12. The scraper blade on wheels of claim 4, wherein the arm fits into an arm sleeve, a slightly larger piece of tube material wherein the arm may fit with small tolerance, and remain in-place with a piece of rigid material running through congruent holes drilled in the arm and the sleeve. 13. An apparatus for leveling sand, dirt or other materials comprising: a concave blade attached to a pair of wheels, the wheels attached to one another with an axle, the blade attached to a support bracket which is attached to the axle; a handle attached to an extended arm and the arm arranged perpendicular to the blade, the arm immovably attached to the support bracket of the blade in such a manner that the blade is in between the wheels and the handle and the handle extends in front of the blade as it is being pulled and a user lifting the handle in an upward direction lifts the blade in an upward direction and a user pulling the apparatus by the handle scrapes the bottom edge of the blade along the ground with the concave blade facing the user.