3 Point Dirt Scoop Pan to remove topsoil from building site

In this video, we try out our new to us 3 point hitch dirt scoop behind our compact tractor. We don’t have a front loader so we hope this will be a blessing moving around dirt on the ranch. We need it to remove topsoil at the site for our new water tower build.
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[@georgea6403]

Looks like it works good but sure fills up fast and many trips to unload. Thanks for the video.

[@ssprofirewood]

It looks like your dirt scoop pan worked good. I am sure you will get more used to using it in time. Take care 👍

[@RanchinOnMission]

Thank you! I hope I will.

[@TheBirdGardenNB]

I just bought one, so no good suggestions, I'm thinking a hydraulic top link would be helpful. Other than that, just finding the sweet spot with the manual. I have a good box blade so will probably loosen with the rippers. I bought it mostly to transport our compost to the garden. For that I imagine I'll be using it in reverse.

[@RanchinOnMission]

I agree on the hydraulic top link being a good idea

[@mulekicker-ut5jl]

Where can i get the forks ?

[@RanchinOnMission]

A friend built these from the forks from a scraped lift and some left over steel from another project.

[@montiraruba2831]

Is the scoop for sale? I am looking for one.

[@RanchinOnMission]

Sorry it’s not, it’s too useful to part with.