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Re: 3-point Scoop...what features?
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Posted by Greg the implement Junkie on March 13, 2000 at 07:18:06 from (155.45.232.73):
In Reply to: 3-point Scoop...what features? posted by Steve Warfle on March 13, 2000 at 05:32:31:
I recently purchased a scoop for my 8N. It was the original Ford scoop that was marketed with the tractor. I paid $60 for it. My favorite equipment salvage yard here in Omaha also had a Dearborn scoop that is of the same vintage as the N's. He wanted $50 for it. My scoop has the features described in previous followups, a trip bucket, wide scoop, reversable, and it works GREAT. Personally I would rather pay less and get an original implement than pay more and get a new shiney one. My scoop is reversable and has a handle for the trip bucket on each side. I just used it this weekend to clear clump grass out of an area where I wanted to put my garden.
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