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Need the name for this implement?

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Spence

02-06-2003 15:17:47




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It is a 3ph equivalent of a loader. The bucket is smaller and they usually have one arm
that extends out to the bucket. I've seen 1 way back in the seventies so I guess they're not common.

Need the name so I can search the want ads.

Thanks.




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Delbert

02-08-2003 17:03:31




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
Dearborn made those others make them too. Some are reverseable. Real handy with smaller tractors.



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John Ne.

02-07-2003 10:22:28




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
Gnuse manufacturing of Arlington Ne. makes a great three point scoop, couple of different sizes, they're green too, best thing ever for deep snow. john in Ne.



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Jerry D in NC

02-07-2003 05:07:43




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
third party image

Here is a picture link to a dealer that has a used one in Quebec. I think this is what you are refering to. They call it a Forano 3 pt hitch loader

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Soggy Bottom Camp

02-07-2003 04:49:17




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
You are looking for a "slip Bucket " or a rear scoop for 3 Pt.
I just bought one at Farm & Fleet for $125.00
Ya, they make'em new now days!!

Soggy Bottom!



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Alan

02-07-2003 04:32:51




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
The one arm rear manure loader we had one years ago here in ky and its name was Forano



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bob

02-06-2003 20:44:47




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
I think you're talking about a rear scoop Or 3ph scoop; heard it called both



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Tim(nj)

02-06-2003 19:08:13




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
A rear-mount manure loader? I have a Dearborn that uses a scissor-lift operated by the 3-point and a set of assist cylinders. I have seen the single boom with cylinder type. I don't recall manufacturer's name, though.



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Norm

02-06-2003 18:46:10




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
Is there a picture that I don't see?



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Scottey841

02-06-2003 16:03:28




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
Maybe you are talking about a dirt scoop or pond scoop.



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jim

02-06-2003 16:02:20




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 Re: Need the name for this implement? in reply to Spence, 02-06-2003 15:17:47  
Up here in Ontario , they were called Sedore loaders. Don't know where they were made but you could load a lot of manure in a day compared to the old pitch-fork formerly used.



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