How To Use A Three Point Hitch Scoop To Dig Out A Ditch and A Goat Update

A quick goat update and how to use a scoop on your tractor. I use my scoop, that is a three point hitch, to clean out a ditch that has filled in with silt. This is an effective way to move dirt and dig on your farm.

[@ivybuck1]

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[@royhnguyen2672]

This is great, I just bought a scoop and still haven’t figured out how to use it. Hope I can use it to dig a small pond 😁

[@leeannmarsh5506]

thank you for showing this! I just bought a dirt scoop and never knew you could use it turned around! GOOD INFO to know!

[@sipthewater]

Was hoping to see the scoop actually working. Nice sounding tractor.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Check about 7:00 to see a time lapse.

[@jodysappington7008]

learned something new every day..thank you for sharing...

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Hey Jody, hope you have a great weekend.

[@JonathanWilson83]

Very cool! I need to get me a rig like that! Thanks for sharing.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Papa Jerry may help you out. 😀

[@FarmingOurBackyard]

Enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Thanks for stopping by and watching. Tim

[@michaelmcclure8673]

I bet with a power top link that would work great.👍👍👌🏻

[@LibertyGarden]

That little tractor earns it's keep.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Liberty Garden can’t beat the little Massey Ferguson tractors. Thanks for stopping by and watching. Tim

[@LibertyGarden]

@@HiddenMeadowFarm which model do you have?

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Massey Ferguson 245 1979 model

[@LibertyGarden]

@@HiddenMeadowFarm no wonder it looked familiar. I almost bought an mf245 last year.

[@billoleary3073]

I liked it when you FINALLY got to digging a ditch, 3/4 of the way through the video. 🤬

[@dangraham9307]

Ya, then when the part comes you wanted to watch it’s far away and sped up…..🥴

[@HomeInTheSticks]

Good video brother Tim, I have a question tho, how do ya empty the dirt that you've scooped up? I have a chance to buy a scoop for my tractor!! Have a good weekend sir!! Dan

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Dan, it has a latch that is released by pulling a rope that is attached. You can do this without leaving the tractor. Tim

[@kennthtreadway3504]

It would been better if you slowed down the camera a little

[@kylerayk]

4 minutes of goat talk, another 3 minutes of hooking up the attachment and 1:23 of using the scoop. Very informative.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Hope you learned something

[@badassbees3680]

Drink gallon coffee and then watch folks

[@user-mp8er1ds9x]

Seven minutes of yakking, two minutes of yard racing, zero minutes of dirt moving video. No startup adjustment minuets, no ground engaging minutes, no nothin.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Thanks for the view!! It’s people like you that make a channel successful.

[@steamdome820]

Yeah I’m with X commenter. This was disappointing. I clicked to learn how to use the scoop.

[@Freedom20244]

We didn’t see what you did. You are far from camera. Get close up to what you do. No good.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Thanks eagle eye.

[@jamesrodriquez2863]

Complete waste of time. Yakking about the goats and then fast forward the part where you're actually using the scoop. Definite thumbs down.

[@HiddenMeadowFarm]

Thanks for the view and interaction with my channel. Mission accomplished.