Who sells a good Dirt Scoop?

[RickO]

I am looking for a 30" scoop. It doesn't seem that there are a lot of manuf. of dirt scoops.

Anyone have a used one they want to sell? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[viking65]

King Kutter makes a 24" and a 30" dirt scoop. I have the 24" scoop, it works well. Howse also sells a scoop, you can price it on northerntool.com

 

[ronjhall]

TSC has one for $284. Should work good on your B7800.

 

[homeinwestIL]

I just bought a 30" scoop yesterday and tried it out a few hours ago. Works great. It's made by Farm Star (though the parts list that came with it says Worksaver--same company). It cost me $260 at Buchheit's (a regional farm/hardware store in my area). Actually, this is the first implement that I've bought for my tractor, a 1968 Ford 3000. If it wasn't cold and raining outside I'd still be playing...I mean working...with it.

 

[RickO]

I seen the worksaver scoop on the net. How much does it weigh? Does it seem to be built pretty good?

 

[homeinwestIL]

I think it looks well made. It looks better made than the King Kutter scoops I've seen. I think they said that it weighed around 150 pounds but I'm not sure about that.

 

[Soundguy]

I bought a 30" KK scoop about 5? years ago. I've moved many a cy of dirt with it on my yanmar 1700 and ford 8n.

I've replaced the trip rope a few times.. but otherwise it is solid.

Soundguy

 

[Holzster]

Anyone use the KK in Clay? As that is all I have here in North Texas. - Sorry I have Austin Chalk rock also!!

 

[armyret]

Plenty of them around with different prices, I just bought a new one, did not even have a name for 195.00 looks about the same as all others it was a 30"

 

[slydog]

I recently bought a 24" scoop at a local Homier sale for $119.00. I haven't had the chance to try it out yet.