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A double headed Hog Scraper

 
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It may come to pass that in the future, I will be involved with the scalding and scraping of a hog and since the double headed hog scraper I used on the farm where I grew up, is still back on the farm, I found my homestead lacking such a tool.

So I made one.


 
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Hey Ron. Nice improv. That's hard-ass tool.

People forget that bacon doesn't grow on trees.
 
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