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    Posted: 29 Apr 2012 at 9:56pm
Has anyone tried using the AC slip scoop on a CA. Thanks Scott
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I have used one on mine both forward and reversed with no problem.
 
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What is a slip scoop?
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Originally posted by EdK EdK wrote:

What is a slip scoop?


One of the original "slip scoops" . It was pulled by a team of horses and the operator had 2 wooden handles to control whether it was digging, hauling or dumping. Wifes Grandpa said it only took one rock in front of the cutting edge to toss the operator up , over and in front of the teamSmile

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Charlie, I can vouch for the slip scoop causing acrobatics.
My grandad had one a lot like yours. He put some new handles in it, hauled it down to the head of the little creek that ran through his property, hooked the cable from it to the drawbar on the C, then instructed me to haul the scoop down the creek bank. The cows had stomped mud down into the creek, and there was no water standing for them to drink. So, we proceeded to clean it out with that slip scoop. Not a fun day. Lots of rocks and roots. I fell down....a lot! Ouch Mud and cow crap from one end of me to the other, but I did eventually learn how to let go of the handles without getting tossed over them or hit in the chin by one. Slept good that night. Guess it beat a shovel. Thumbs Up
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My Dad called them "Mankillers", I think he was right.
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