A real crappy job

jon f mn · May 7, 2013

And I had to drive a Farmall and an Oliver too.

Hoofer B · May 7, 2013

Looks like Sh$tloads of fun.

dcarp · May 7, 2013

Better to be spreading it than getting it.

wijim · May 7, 2013

Aint it something how a crap pile never dries out. LOL

old popper · May 7, 2013

Oh Deere. That is terrible. LOL

pete black · May 7, 2013

fall into that and you will have a mess on your hands.

rabbit-1 · May 7, 2013

Always want to drive into the wind while spreading!

Larry NEIL · May 7, 2013

The corn is gonna love you for doing it though!

missouri massey man · May 7, 2013

The old man always said that was one machine you could run the $h-t out of and not hurt it....

Kow Farmer · May 7, 2013

Ah, one of my favorite jobs to do. I enjoy hauling cattle manure. Sounds strange, but I always like to do it, unless the spreader breaks down. LOL
Kow Farmer Kurt

Texasmark1 · May 7, 2013

This site is always good for a laugh. I bought one a few years ago. JD model number is C or N or something like that. Didn't pay a lot for it, put a few links in the link chain that runs the scraper boards on one side, lubed it up, aired the tires (look like originals) and that was it. Works like a charm.

Mark

showcrop · May 7, 2013

I always enjoyed spreading manure. I always tried to keep from driving over where I had already spread, and always tried to park the loader tractor where I wouldn't get my boots dirty and then the cab. That part didn't often work.

Alan K · May 7, 2013

There is a lot of crap on alot of the forums lol....Ive always enjoyed it as well. It seems every 4 years there is more of it (lol)...he he

retired farmer · May 7, 2013

Just think, if you was a Truck Driver, you wouldn't have to do that. 8)

donjr · May 8, 2013

Finished up last week. G-son was hauling for a while- until he ran over a sapling in a brush area next to a corn field, bent a slat and destroyed the apron chain on the apreader. New one from CNH was $1700; aftermarket one from Fry's in Pa. was $1000. But, we finished until fall.....

randallinMo · May 8, 2013

Now that's funny! I hadn't heard that one before.

Leroy · May 8, 2013

John Deere N spreader was a PTO powered rubber tired spreader, C was a very early horse drawn steel wheel 4 wheel spreader that preceded the E that was a popular spreader, also horse drawn that was known as the beater on the axle spreader. 30's to early 40's, c 20's.

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