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Hi all. This followed me home. It is a large scoop, with long handles, and wheels, It works like a wheelbarrow. It has a brass tag that says:

Seedburo equipment company
seed trade reportin bureau
seedburo qualaty
chicago ill

Any body know any thing about it?

I dunno how good that would be in the dirt as it looks to have such small wheels on it. Though interesting it is!

Those are definitly not mud wheels, flat hard floors. I thought it was intereting enough to buy,couldnt live with out it, now what do I do with it?

Just guessing , but that seems like it would be handy gathering corn cobs or maybe some type of seed or nuts that were laid out on floor to dry ?

Dairy barn pooper scooper???

Just kidding... Seedburo has a web site with an online catalog. It may help.

Hey Bob, You had me head scratchin all evening.
Tried to Google info with no luck
Took it to another forum and I got these responses so far.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________When I was young they used to have one like that at the coal company. You backed up to a boxcar of coal and this shovel was in rhere to load your truck with. But I don't think they were quite that big.

Second post,
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used one of those to unload coal out of a boxcar when I was much younger. 50s-Bill

Thanks J Hays,
I got an e-mail from seedburo. It's a No 227 Scoop truck, I think RP, it has rubber wheels, but I dont know witch bearings. The catolog is from 1970.