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Old 01-15-2014, 06:12 AM
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I don't know if it's the same brand, but i have a 3pt CAT 0 model that came with my 2072. It's handy to have but after a few hours it can put a hurting on your neck. After seeing these pics i really wish i had the ripper bar, that would make it almost twice as useful.
Looks great! They did make a cat O version too so it could be.
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Prior to the project at my camper, my Scoop Tote was mainly used for Mulch at my house. I'd get a friends dump truck load, then use the Scoop Tote to haul it to where I need it.
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cool find .... bet that will work awesome for light snow...landscaping etc... why is all those cool attachments out East!
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Rob, I just double checked the map - you are east of me, and of course south. So one of these cool attachments is north of ya. I see they were manufactured in Minneapolis.

I found mine when I bought a Gravely with a sickle mower and a couple other attachments. I kept this Scoop Tote and the Landscape rake. Sadly the sickle mower was really rusted badly. I was also planning to keep the belly blade but the new buyer/owner made me an offer I could not refuse.
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nice, it seam I remember we had one like that as a kid, not shore if its the same but similar . if memoir serves me right we sold it to another farmer down the road so he could carrie his milk pails from the barn with, nice scoop
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Smile Scoop tote on front of 149
I mounted this Cat 0 scoop tote on the front of my 149 using a snowblower mount, a winch and a fabricated lift arm. Works well!
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Bought this thing this weekend! The 1450 is sitting on the lift so I had to hook it up and see what it looked like. Has a rope and it trips the bucket even. Anybody ever see or hear of one of these?
Very nice!! Got to be rare! NICE FIND!!!
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That's pretty cool! Never see stuff like that around my area! Nice find!
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