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interesting contraption

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Looks like a simplified take-off on the Dearborn model 19-65 rear loader. This will not lift as much or nearly as high. Perhaps a reasonable home made stall cleaner.
 
I had one of them. Was the hardest implement I ever hooked up. Worked good, but was glad to see it go! joe
 
(quoted from post at 19:03:49 08/18/18) If it's original paint the color suggests Ford made it.
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Didn't "Ford Blue" come out in the sixties? So well after the N series. I don't see how this would be better than just a 3pt dirt scoop. A hydraulic top lift would make it lift higher. But the hyd. top link would make for weird "attack angles" with the trip bucket.

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There used to be one of those in our neighborhood, but I think it had a second stage of leverage to make it lift higher. They used to load a manure spreader with it mounted on an 8N Ford.

It's a young man's implement - my neck won't swivel good enough to run it.
 
(quoted from post at 22:12:07 08/18/18) There used to be one of those in our neighborhood, but I think it had a second stage of leverage to make it lift higher. They used to load a manure spreader with it mounted on an 8N Ford.

It's a young man's implement - my neck won't swivel good enough to run it.
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es, that was the Dearborn model 19-65 rear loader that I spoke of earlier and it was much more complex & had greater lift height & load capability.
 
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