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Manure Spreader Identification

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Sandy

07-26-2000 05:52:39




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Can anyone identifiy this manure spreader?
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ders/jan.jpg I emailed the owner of the page requesting identification, but he hasn't replied.
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Mel

08-01-2000 09:18:56




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 Re: Manure Spreader Identification in reply to Sandy, 07-26-2000 05:52:39  
The box measures something like 3ft x 1-1/2 ft. x 6 ft.
40 bushels seems a bit much unless you really pile it on. ??? Or did I figure my bushels wrong?
I come up with 27 cubic ft or just over 21-1/2 bushels if filled level. is there a smaller model than the 100?



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Tom-Pa

07-29-2000 05:44:53




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 Re: Manure Spreader Identification in reply to Sandy, 07-26-2000 05:52:39  
Sandy,
The spreader in the slide is a model 100 spreader which is rated as a 40 bushel spreader. I have one and the position of the chain guard with one vertical side angle in front of it says 100..the 200 has 2 vertical side angles in front of it. My Dad has the 200 and I have filled it more times than I wanted by hand so I Know! I had to make new spiral beaters for mine. made out of galvanized sheet. took a bit to figure out the measurements. I also had to put wood sides on mine as the metal was gone on the bottom halves. They are good ground spreaders. The bar tires on the spreader in the slide are on backwards. they are supposed to be reversed from tractor tire direction of the bar tread. It take a 'S' chain link which is hard to find nowadays. Tempco still carries them in the catalog. my brother had to get some. They are going for 450 to 700 dollars in western Pa depending on condition and time of year.
Hope this helps
Tom-Pa

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Tom from Ontario

07-27-2000 18:40:39




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 Re: Manure Spreader Identification in reply to Sandy, 07-26-2000 05:52:39  
It's an International Model 200, built from 1940 to 1954. Ground drive, 65 bushel capacity



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Sandy

07-30-2000 18:24:45




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 Re: Re: Manure Spreader Identification in reply to Tom from Ontario, 07-27-2000 18:40:39  
Gentlemen, Thank you for helping me identify the manure spreader. We don't have the one in the photo. We have a much used one that hasn't been restored. We bought it for $75 and will be using it on our hobby farm to spread horse manure on the fields. The iron on it is in fair condition, it appears that one side has been replaced and the floor has a couple of holes in it, but it works! I don't expect we'll be restoring it as it will not be a lawn ornament or entered in any shows so we'll just clean ours up, paint it red and spread that glorious you-know-what. Thanks again, Sandy

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