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Tumblebugs and Fresnos

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greenbeanman in

08-28-2004 15:53:53




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We shared one with several neighbors. We called it a "Tumble-bug" and also at times a "Fresno".
One of the neighbors had it last and basically inherited it. The son still has it though doesn't use it.

Here is a link for Fresno information.
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Schmidty

08-31-2004 16:55:58




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 Re: Tumblebugs and Fresnos in reply to greenbeanman in Kansas, 08-28-2004 15:53:53  
I think were talking about two different types of scrapers here. I have seen both. The "slusher" or "slush bucket" is about he size of a real man"s wheelbarrow with handles in the same place. Used primarily for creating or re-opening ditchlines, tile lines or run-off"s, it required one man and one horse or two men and a tractor to operate. The tumblebug (at least the one I saw on a heap) resembled a long cylinder and rotated with the wheels after a lever was tripped to empty the contents. Probaly better suited for driveway or road work. I always called the one on the heap a pay-scraper for lack of a name. Thanks for enlightening me. I should buy it and get it "un-stuck".

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