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TerryMI

03-27-2004 17:47:37

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I was looking in a tractor boneyard today for a dirt scoop (3 pt). I found a Dearborn scoop that I was not able to read the model #, Anyway I couldn't tell if it was a reversable scoop or not. I have done a search on implements pictures and there are no Dearborn scoops listed. Anone have an idea or thought on the Dearborn scoops?

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Terry

03-28-2004 09:19:18

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Re: Dearborn Dirt scoop in reply to TerryMI, 03-27-2004 17:47:37

Per Question from JD/MO, All scoops that I have seen do hook up to top link, per the damage to draft control I have no answer. Thanks to Gerry for letting me know that it is not a reversable scoop.

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JD/Mo

03-28-2004 09:09:58

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Re: Dearborn Dirt scoop in reply to TerryMI, 03-27-2004 17:47:37

Hi Terry, I recently bought a dirt scoop that is reversable, and after useing it in both directions, I like to use it in the reverse position. I'm wondering, if you know, does this hurt the draft control/ pump assembly under the seat, or should I be attaching the top link to a different point. sorry I can't help you with the Dearborn scoop thing, I thought you probalby would know more about how to use a scoop than I do. Thanks JD

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gerry

03-28-2004 06:33:39

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Re: Dearborn Dirt scoop in reply to TerryMI, 03-27-2004 17:47:37

i have a dearborn scopp and it is not reversable.

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steveormary

03-28-2004 17:25:49

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Re: Re: Dearborn Dirt scoop in reply to gerry, 03-28-2004 06:33:39

Terry MI;

I dont see where using a dirt scoop in either direction would do any damage to the draft control or hydraulic system. Just take it slow and easy when you load the scoop.

steve

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gerry

03-28-2004 17:46:04

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Re: Re: Re: Dearborn Dirt scoop in reply to steveormary, 03-28-2004 17:25:49

no it wont hurt the system. i think the newer scoops are reversable. its easyer if you can turn it aroun and scoop somthing up than to pull scoop depending on what your doing.

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