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New Idea spreader parts

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Richard Fazio

08-08-2004 09:57:14




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Does anyone know where I can get parts on line for my new 1974 - New Idea - model 109 3 point spreader. The U-joints are gone on the pto shaft and it could use new shutter arms, regulator plates and deflector plates to make it real nice.




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Richard Fazio

08-09-2004 11:06:20




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 Re: New Idea spreader parts in reply to Richard Fazio, 08-08-2004 09:57:14  
Thanks for the info guys. I guess I'll try to get the PTO U-joints from my local farm supply. The other stuff I may be able to make my own parts up.



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Tim(nj)

08-09-2004 09:06:28




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 Re: New Idea spreader parts in reply to Richard Fazio, 08-08-2004 09:57:14  
PTO parts are probably Neapco or Rockwell, and should be easily replaceable at any place that sells farm machinery. Your other parts, well that may be a problem. Those spreaders were actually made by E-Z Flow for New Idea (both companies were divisions of Avco at the time). Parts or may not still be available from AGCO New Idea.
BTW, Avco and AGCO are not the same company . . . I know that"s caused some confusion in the past when mentioning them in the same post.

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Nebraska Cowman

08-08-2004 18:17:43




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 Re: New Idea spreader parts in reply to Richard Fazio, 08-08-2004 09:57:14  
U joints are pretty standard. Any farm supply should be able to help you make one up. I'd guess you'd have to fabricate the other parts. New Idea is part of Agco now and I'd be real supprised if they service those spreaders.



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