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1gotaway

01-12-2012 19:04:41

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this spreader is over 100 years old am thinking about restoring it any tips will be helpful<

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chris2640

01-27-2012 19:09:28

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

my first manure spreader i learnd that they are wideer at the at the back than they are at the front. start the floor in the middle.

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Dick2

01-16-2012 16:25:35

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

It looks like the one that Dad had when I was a kid; we used it until Dad sold the horses in 1950. Doubt that it's 100 years old though; probably made in the early-to-mid 30's. That one is in better shape than ours was.

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Threshing In IL

01-16-2012 10:27:40

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

I don't think I would redo that spreader. it seems to be in really good original condition. I would love to have it just the way it is if it's for sale!

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ripbob

01-13-2012 12:05:48

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

Here is one hanging in my shop. Probably should sell it. Kinda out of room. It is an original Model B John Deere. Never converted, original slats, seat, double tree and tongue. Still can read the stenciling on the sideboards.

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Ted J

01-13-2012 06:31:34

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

Where is a pic?

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Nebraska Cowman

01-13-2012 04:43:58

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Re: Antique wood manure spreader in reply to 1gotaway, 01-12-2012 19:04:41

Measure twice, Cut once? Sounds like a fun project if you like wood working.

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