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Ike77

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My father acquired a JD R-1 spreader and is curious
to its manufacturing year. The control levers are in
more of a horizontal position and move left and
right compared to vertically mounted and move up and
down.It is ground driven also. Any ideas would be
appreciated! Thanks
 
That is a later version and I think if you can go into John Deeres parts book website you can determine year that model was made.
 
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