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old 9

07-15-2007 18:53:56

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I just bought a Ferguson slip scoop- Type B-JO-A-20 serial #2134. Does anyone have any info on this? What color it was,and about when it might have been made? Am getting ready for our local show this week July 19 to the 22nd. Winamac, Indiana. www.winamacpowershow.com Thanks for any info and you are all welcome to come to the show. Joe

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Dave Tointon(Aust)

07-19-2007 02:55:31

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to old 9, 07-15-2007 18:53:56

Thanks Bob, Hopefully the car I have hired has got a GPS nav system so should be right.Petrol ie Gas is cheap there. Am aware that they drive on the wrong side of the road and talk funny!!!!! Aloominum????? ????? ????
Color!!!!!
Flavor!!!!!
Does Mrs Quinn know what they are doing to her language over there???
Regards
Dave.
PS No offense intended. Aussies just have a weird sense of humour.

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old 9

07-17-2007 06:15:51

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to old 9, 07-15-2007 18:53:56

Web site for local show www.winamacpowershow.com Joe

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Dave Tointon (Aust)

07-16-2007 23:58:41

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to old 9, 07-15-2007 18:53:56

G'Day,
How long do you reckon it would take to drive from Oshkosh to Winamac?? I might try to get there
Thanks Dave

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old 9

07-17-2007 05:48:01

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to Dave Tointon (Aust), 07-16-2007 23:58:41

I have no idea, but you better get started.

Lots Of Luck , Joe

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John (UK)

07-16-2007 08:29:38

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to old 9, 07-15-2007 18:53:56

This was a very popular implement and they sold thousands worldwide. It was painted all over Ferguson tractor grey. It is highly unlikely that you would be able to find out just when that one was made as any records have gone but someone may have one with a similar number and also know the date they got it.

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John (UK)

07-17-2007 04:55:35

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to John (UK), 07-16-2007 08:29:38

I am sure it will look great even in Ford colours...lol...There was one made by Sherman's for the Ford, it was slightly different to the one you have but it was for the same job, a very underrated piece of equipment, no matter which one you have, everyone should have one for their Tractor. Good luck at the show.

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old9

07-17-2007 05:44:35

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to John (UK), 07-17-2007 04:55:35

John I agree yhat they are underated, when I was 14 -15 or so our neighbor had a pond dug and he with an 8-N and Deaborn scoop moved all the soil. It took all summer and into the fall. I bought that scoop from him 23 years ago,I still use it.

Thanks again ,Joe

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old 9

07-16-2007 18:16:41

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to John (UK), 07-16-2007 08:29:38

John I thank you for the reply. I have repainted it Ford dark gray to match my 9-N Ford. Both are headed to our show this weekend. Best of Luck Joe

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Bob (Aust)

07-17-2007 01:11:20

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to old 9, 07-16-2007 18:16:41

Dave

Go to Google Earth and you can check the distance between the two.

Oh, and beware - they all drive on the wrong side of the road over there!!!

:-)

Bob

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Bob (Aust)

07-17-2007 01:20:33

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Re: Ferguson scoop in reply to Bob (Aust), 07-17-2007 01:11:20

Dave

Oshkosh to Winamac, Indiana is 289 miles, driving time 5 hours 14 minutes on Freeway 41. Nice drive around Lake Michigan but you need to navigate through Chicago.

Email me if you need the directions.

How is that - from Outback Australia?

Bob

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