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New Idea Manure Spreader

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Percherons

01-23-2007 20:49:11




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I have recently purchased a New Idea Manure Spreader and am unsure what model it is. I have been told it may be a Model 12, but do not to how to verify. I need to get a manual. Can anyone help me figure this out? Thanks much!!




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norman macknair

01-28-2007 13:36:41




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
It looks like a #17 the easiest way to tell the difference between a #12 and #17 are this: #12 had wood flare boards and wood front panel and a solid wide spread shaft: The #17 had steel flare boards and steel front panel and pipe for a wide spread shaft, which yours does. Now that said there are three models like this, it still could be a #18,#17 or a #206 The easiest way to tell the difference in these are the apron chain width The #18 width is 34 1/4": The #17 is 36 1/4": and the #206 (which is the biggest ground drive they made) is Around 37 5/8"
For the next lesson The #14 and #18 are same size and with improvements made to the #14 and calling it an #18 including fiber bushings instead of bronze and the pipe wide spread. The #12 and #17 were next in size with improvements made to the #12 an calling it an #17 the same way and last is the #206 which is a spreader all its own.
I have rebuilt over 50 of these spreaders so I have a working knowledge of them.
Norm

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James2

01-25-2007 08:22:40




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
Looks great. I believe we had a 12A and it had a hinged guard over the rear beater drive chains.



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IaRalph

01-24-2007 19:28:53




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
It was painted on the top front side of the front endgate. If you look close, you might be able to see the old paint through the new. How do I know it's a 17? I remember how they were shaped.



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bradk

01-24-2007 10:07:44




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
Is this the one I seen on ebay?

Looks nice!!

~brad



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IaRalph

01-24-2007 07:22:29




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
Thats a model 17. It's newer than a 12a.



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Percherons

01-24-2007 07:43:38




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to IaRalph, 01-24-2007 07:22:29  
How do you know? Where does it say that? I can't find a stamp. Thanks for your help!!



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ktheo1

01-24-2007 02:52:22




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to Percherons, 01-23-2007 20:49:11  
It sure is purty!!If I recall there was a tag on the frame left side front. It looks to be a Mod. 12 ,12A or a 14 or 14A. They were all basicly the same.Manuals are available from time to time on Ebay.



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Gwiz

01-25-2007 16:50:36




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to ktheo1, 01-24-2007 02:52:22  
The ones I've seen had a tag on the tongue/frame on the right side below the edge of the box.
James



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Percherons

01-24-2007 03:04:45




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 Re: New Idea Manure Spreader in reply to ktheo1, 01-24-2007 02:52:22  
Thank you!



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