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New Idea Dry Fertilizer Spreader Model # 101E Repair Project


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Posted by Scoob6371 on April 02, 2013 at 13:33:59 from (216.164.119.74):

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I"m restoring this unit to working order for my Dad - Can anyone help with information on this unit? Agco isn"t any help.
Eckroth Bros. in Orefield, PA (the local New Idea dealer) got me a parts list, but weren"t able to find anything else. Is there a service/repair manual for this unit? The pictures are of the inside of the bottom of the unit, the rest of the unit seems repairable with a little work, although after removing the hubcap and wheel hub, there was/IS a VERY rusty gear attached to the end of the shaft, a square nut on the end seems to go into the augur to power the unit when it"s being pulled. The panels as you can see are very rusted and I don"t want to cut the hole in the wrong place when I repair it. Does the FS-107 Operators Manual for this unit have any helpful information about this? Does anyone have a PDF of the manual they"d be willing to send me?
Any ideas on how I can proceed without cutting the hole(s) in the wrong area(s)? Any and all information will be greatly appreciated! I can repair, replace, bend, sandblast, clean, etc...the rest of the unit, but this part has me a little unsure has how to further proceed. Thanks and Semper Fi gentlemen!... - Pete in Slatington, PA



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