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antique green scraper
- Thread starter doncampbell
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curly
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WOW! Never knew they would be so small but I pity the horse pulling that! Thanks for sharing.
doncampbell
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It would probably even pull hard behind a small antique tractor all those years ago.
micbare
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- Martinez, Georgia
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Mule and Wheeler
My father worked for a 100 year old plus construction company. In the main
office they had pictures of these working in the Atlanta area. They would have a team of two mules pulling them. They were called Mule and Wheelers.
My father who started in construction in the 50`s meet older men that had
operated these things back in the teens and twenty`s
rofessor
My father worked for a 100 year old plus construction company. In the main
office they had pictures of these working in the Atlanta area. They would have a team of two mules pulling them. They were called Mule and Wheelers.
My father who started in construction in the 50`s meet older men that had
operated these things back in the teens and twenty`s
rofessordoncampbell
Well-Known Member
I have built over 20 horse drawn equipment toys so I took pictures of it to build a model of it , but never got time yet. Another fun little all steel project.
HCEA
Active Member
That looks to be a Wheeler built by Western Wheeled Scraper. If not, then a competitor.