Cockshutt model 633 manure spreader

bison · Jul 24, 2014

A neighbor has one sitting in the weeds, basically brand new, it has never spread a load of manure since it was brand new.No dents no wear, paint still on the beaters but paint on the box largely gone tires are like new, wood floor needs replacing though it is rotted out in places and it needs a paint job, other than that...in new unused condition.
Is it worth anything?
Guy wants $100.

what say you?

mab570diesel · Jul 24, 2014

I'd take it quick like for that kind of money!still have one,it's a wood hauler now though,spread a lot of manure in it's day.

Donald Lehman · Jul 25, 2014

Apron chain type spreaders are becoming a scarce commodity around here. They are bringing $100-$300 in this area as wood haulers and utility wagons in about any condition so long as the wheels turn.

RayP(MI) · Jul 26, 2014

Horse hobbyists would also be in the market for a good smaller spreader. Buy it, patch it, sellit!

Roy in UK · Jul 27, 2014

I am curious to know why it never got used in the first place.

bison · Jul 27, 2014

(quoted from post at 00:11:04 07/27/14) I am curious to know why it never got used in the first place.

pparently the orig owner died shortly after purchase,son inherited it but had no use for it.Son later quit farming 10 or so years ago and it sold on auction.
Current owner bought it on impulse as so often happens(looked like a good idea at the time) thinking he was gonna use it but it never happened.

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