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Pull scraper for D2

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16 years 7 months ago #13070 by Willie
Replied by Willie on topic Pull scraper for D2
Jeff I have only seen 2 sizes D2 and D4 size the look like a leT but with hyd and lots of them around I dont know much about them baus have seen lots but most small farmers still use them or think they will someday the are made from war surplus parts so I'm gueesing they were made right after the war. I also was told that they were orig made in Livingston CA area for moving chicken crap but not really sure

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16 years 7 months ago #13087 by MikeA
Replied by MikeA on topic Small Kay Bruner scraper
I've got this little Kay Bruner. It's got an all over beautiful rust patina, but is in amazing shape. It has very little wear on it. Tires could use some help though.http://groups.msn.com/MikesRustyandShinyStuff/constsructionequipment.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=371

I don't know the model number or year.

Mike A

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16 years 7 months ago #13098 by cr
Replied by cr on topic Pull scraper for D2
Murray started out in Modesto, CA then later had a second plant in Billings Montana, currently they are in Corcoran, Ca

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16 years 7 months ago #13151 by Willie
Replied by Willie on topic Pull scraper for D2
I talked to Ed Akin tonite he told me that the first Murray Scrapers were Model No.D2.D4 & D6 and were painted Omaha Orange

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