JD Model L Spreader Help!

TXZane

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I am currently replacing the wood in a Model L manure spreader. The problem is that there is no existing wood left. So what I need to know is what the corner board looks like where the sides meet the floor for the length of the spreader. I know there is an angled board there but I don't know what it really is supposed to look like, I would like to make it like original. Does anybody have a JD spreader they could share some pictures with me? I really need to see a picture of the end grain of the lumber to see the detail of the corner board. Thanks all for any help.
 
I can't help you with a picture, but if you hunt around or maybe even find a friendly JD dealer, the parts books usually have exploded diagrams of all the parts.

A quick search for "Deere L spreader" on Ebay shows several operators manuals with parts lists available.
 
All original yet. Close up of right front interior corner. Hope this helps.
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Can't get in there very well but the board end is thus: 7/8" thick. Exposed face is 1-1/2" wide. The bottom is square cut but the top is at a 45 degree angle to meet the side board. In the shape of a "right trapezoid".
 
The parts book shows it as a rectangle but mine is angle cut to meet the sides. They probably stopped doing that later on to save a little work when assembling. Nobody would know the difference if you left it rectangular.
 
Thanks for the help. I think that's all I need. Now all I have to do is figure out how to remove the axle bearings and where to find a tire.
 

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