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Richard

07-26-2004 20:00:52




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I'm gonna restore an old Model E spreader that I plan to use. Bought the parts, and service manual from mother Deere, and these manuals don't mention what kind of wood was used in their construction. The sides may be pine? Does any one have an idea?




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Leroy

07-30-2004 17:31:24




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 Re: John Deere Manure Spreader in reply to Richard, 07-26-2004 20:00:52  
If I ever get a chance I am going to rebuild 2 model E and 2 New Idea spreaders for use and I will use 3/4" treated, now if it was for show I would use non treated but that would not last very long in manure



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Mguy

07-27-2004 15:11:03




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 Re: John Deere Manure Spreader in reply to Richard, 07-26-2004 20:00:52  
Comes to mind it was southern yellow pine in the floor and sides, but I refurbished a 33 with 3/4 treated lumber and it's lasted a long time since. Mguy.



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Mike

07-27-2004 07:15:18




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 Re: John Deere Manure Spreader in reply to Richard, 07-26-2004 20:00:52  
I have a model "L", and I agree the sides seem to be pine, but can't say for certain. I was impressed the JD still offered original parts for my model "L". Lost a gear, and had a new one delivered in 3 days!. Mike



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