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Manure Spreader ground driven

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RAJ

01-26-2002 14:42:39




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Just wondering what a ground driven spreader is going for. I don't know the make. It's about 7ft long x 3ft wide and has practilly new ag tires on it. It also has a fresh paint job and the wood is in great shape. I apologize if this isn't enough info, I'm just looking for a ball park figure. Thanks RAJ




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Jim Tillson

01-27-2002 05:22:02




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 Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to RAJ, 01-26-2002 14:42:39  
I have a J.D. model 47??? spreader in v. good cond.,good chain, I have the original owners manual, I'll take $850.00 for it, I'm in CT.



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Tim(nj)

01-26-2002 20:54:23




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 Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to RAJ, 01-26-2002 14:42:39  
Where I live, rebuilt ground drives, mostly New Ideas and JD L and R spreaders, go for $1200 easy. For some reason, the horsey people prefer them over the pto spreaders. I like pto better myself, having used both. If you need to, you can unload a pto driven spreader while stopped, making a pile. Good for when you can't get on the field or when there's nowhere to spread at the moment.



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Mike (WA)

01-28-2002 09:04:29




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 Re: Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to Tim(nj), 01-26-2002 20:54:23  
Most of the better-fixed horsey types around here get a cute little $15,000 25 HP loader tractor that doesn't have the power to run a PTO spreader.



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Tim(nj)

01-28-2002 20:39:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to Mike (WA), 01-28-2002 09:04:29  
Interesting. I can haul and empty a 100 bu. New Holland PTO spreader with my Ford NAA, and that's not much bigger . . . . Doesn't say much for those imports now, does it?



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Randy

01-27-2002 05:31:28




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 Re: Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to Tim(nj), 01-26-2002 20:54:23  
If I had just one Spreader it would be PTO powered. Randy



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REDNECKMATT

01-26-2002 19:42:59




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 Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to RAJ, 01-26-2002 14:42:39  
I have a new idea #17 that I rebuilt I don't think I would any trouble at all selling it for $1200-$1500, that includes a new apron chain.



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Thomas Payne

10-04-2002 06:05:10




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 Re: Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to REDNECKMATT, 01-26-2002 19:42:59  
I am restoring a New Idea #206 ground driven manure spreader. I have all of the parts, just need to replace the wood and repaint. What do you think it would be worth. Anyone interested. I'm in Michigan.



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Richard Professional Firefighter

01-26-2002 19:04:13




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 Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to RAJ, 01-26-2002 14:42:39  
Because there are so many horse ranchettes in my area, a good feild ready spreader will bring 800. Junk spreaders are asking half that.



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F14

01-26-2002 15:28:29




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 Re: Manure Spreader ground driven in reply to RAJ, 01-26-2002 14:42:39  
Depends on the area. The horsey set likes 'em and can drive the prices up, as can living in an area where there are folks that still farm with draft horses.

$500 to $1000 would not be unreasonable.



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