Hi all - I am new here, so please inform me if something I've put up is not in line with the rules and I'll try to fix it for you.
We have a tumble bug scraper for sale at Wise Bros. in Kingdom City, MO. We would like $1500 for it - if interested, please call us at 573-sixFOURtwo-6395 or email us at <a href="This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it." target="_blank">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will be happy to take care of you. I have attempted to attach photos of the scraper to this post. I'm not on forums much so I may not respond to messages sent on this platform.

Thanks!
Harrison Backer
Wise Bros. Inc.
3361 Old U.S. 40
Kingdom City, MO 65262

Take a picture of the gold plated cutting edge. I have never seen one in person.

&quot;old-iron-habit&quot; wrote:

Take a picture of the gold plated cutting edge. I have never seen one in person.

Surgical stainless steel made by the Amish? HaHa
Well anyway, they may be open to offers one day.

not trying to be smart. did caterpillar mfg a tumblebug???

&quot;bursitis&quot; wrote:

not trying to be smart. did caterpillar mfg a tumblebug???

i been thru hundreds of my vintage brochures 10 times over past the 20 years and NOT seen 1 tumblebug marketed/built by cat.

I gave a hundred bucks for one once and thought I may have overpaid, glad to see this one, I feel much better about mine now.

&quot;bursitis&quot; wrote:

not trying to be smart. did caterpillar mfg a tumblebug???

The draw frame shares some ideas of my Henry pan, I wonder if Henry made a tumblebug?

The design and patent traces back to the Fresno Ag Scraper. Many companies including Killerfer (John Deere) which was sold by Caterpillar dealers, produced these in later years.

Here's one to look at

&quot;Skinner&quot; wrote:

Here's one to look at

Wow, that one is a beauty.