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Vintage Jeep Earth Moving Equipment $3,500 Gilbertsville, PA
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Farm Jeep – Scoop, rear pto gearbox and Monroe 3 point lift
Information from seller:
Earth Moving Scoop, Grader Blade,Hydraulic Pump and cylinder,PTO and Drive Shaft, Flat Belt Pulley
I don’t think scoop is anything special. Always had one around for our 8n Ford. Blade on hand truck homemade?
If it’s a complete Monroe lift, but not seeing pump stuff. Paper pulley on belt drive.
I’m pretty sure that is a Stockland Hydro-Scoop with the optional 6′ Leveler Blade. I’ve never seen a leveler blade. The Stockland was sold through W-O dealers and made use of the Monroe’s 500 pound down pressure.
The hard lines for the Monroe lift are there, so it is odd that the pump and bracket aren’t there too. The pulley is an oddity in this mix. The 8″ paper pulley caused some lift interference and was replaced with the 6″ steel version early on.
I’d like to know the year of the Jeep these were on.
These “newgren” scoops are rebranded Stockland Scoops. They can be had for $200. That leveler blade for it is very cool though. I also don’t see a lot of the Monroe setup here…there are lots of small parts for them
Not a bad price on all that I’d say although better pics of all the Monroe stuff would help. Looks like a lot missing and I never was a huge fan of the top link being secured to the back of the right angle drive. That’ll blow that thing to shreds real quick! The scoops are everywhere but that one’s unique for sure with that blade included.