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manure spreader sized to WD suggestions?

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flinny

03-08-2007 06:04:25




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Is there a more recently manufactured manure spreader that you would recommend for a WD. Everything I see is either too big or too small. Keep in mind the single action hydraulics, etc.

Thoughts?

Or if you have one 4 sale & are in upper midwest, please post it.

Thanks,
Flinny




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flinny

03-14-2007 11:46:16




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 Re: manure spreader sized to WD suggestions? in reply to flinny, 03-08-2007 06:04:25  
Thanks for the feedback, guys.

Much appreciated.

flinny



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Kelly MT

03-13-2007 20:18:55




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 Re: manure spreader sized to WD suggestions? in reply to flinny, 03-08-2007 06:04:25  
I pull a JD #35 with my WD-45 Diesel. It's a PTO machine, has rubber tires and is just about the right size for the ol AC.



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tim[in]

03-08-2007 22:46:02




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 Re: manure spreader sized to WD suggestions? in reply to flinny, 03-08-2007 06:04:25  
i use a jd model H series 47 behind mine



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JMS/MN

03-08-2007 10:49:45




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 Re: manure spreader sized to WD suggestions? in reply to flinny, 03-08-2007 06:04:25  
Typical size back then would be in the range of 100-130 bushels. Some were ground driven, some pto. Generally no hydraulic requirement. Nicest advance was pto drive- when stuck in snow or mud, could still run off the load and pull away. Maybe check with H&S Mfg. in Wisconsin. Central MN and WI would be good places to check for older rebuildable units. Call the self-proclaimed "Shxx spreader King" in Alexandria, MN. Randy at 1-320-762-2533.

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