is this a Dearborn implement?

[kly]

I was wondering if this dirt scoop is a Dearborn? It might have come from a local blacksmith. There was a local guy that made pull type scoops. Everyone around here that had a rowcrop tractor had one of his pull type scoops.

There are a ton of these 3pt scoops around here.Everybody that had a Ford or Ferguson tractor has a scoop like mine. I paid $6.00 for this one. The highest I've seen one go for was $60. Most go for $20-25.
 

[kly]

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[Nebraska Cowman]

No, that's not like my Dearborn. I'd sooner say it's a Ferguson.
 

[Richard G.]

I have one like that that has been in the family for 60 years. It is a Standard brand.
Richard
 

[JDseller]

I have one just like it. I never have looked at what brand it is. I think I gave $40 for it 25-30 years ago. I still use it every now and then.
I will try and see it it has any tags on it tomorrow.
 

[Dick2]

That's not like the one that came with our 1939 9N Ford.
 

[60 acre hillside]

I think some of the Dearborn scoops also had the name Stockland on it. I have a scoop like the one in the picture but is different only that it is reversible, It wears the Ferguson name. I put it on the back of a loader tractor and carry two loads of sod from along the fences to put in small gullies. Works great/
 

[JDseller]

I looked at mine today. It is exactly like yours. Has the funny top link setup. Mine does not have any tags or decals on it. So I have zero idea what brand they are.