Just bought a pretty straight old New Idea model 19 spreader. Everything on it works perfect but it has sat outside for lord knows how long so needs wood, tires and paint. Was to hard to pass up for 40 bucks. Anybody know the paint codes for the orange and Forrest green that NI was using at the time? I also heard at one point there was a historical society in Ohio that had all the archives and historical info from the factory. Can anybody point me to where that place might be?
- Thread starter oliverkid
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Ron Muhlenkamp
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Mercer County Historical Society, Celina, Ohio
The Mercer County Historical Society President Joyce Alig may be contacted at 3054 Burk-St. Henry Road, Saint Henry, OH 45883, or [email protected] or 419-678-2614.
fixerupper
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We had a lot of New Idea and a lot of OLiver around here back in the day. If an Oliver implement was parked beside a New Idea implement I don't think a person could tell the difference in paint color.
560Dennis
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- Location
- Madison,Ohio
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TALLMANS
AG SPECIALTY COATINGS
P.O. Box 82222
Lincoln, NE 68508
[email protected]
Phone: (800) 677-2468
You can get the exact colors here
TALLMANS
AG SPECIALTY COATINGS
P.O. Box 82222
Lincoln, NE 68508
[email protected]
Phone: (800) 677-2468
You can get the exact colors here
560Dennis
Well-known Member
- Location
- Madison,Ohio
Found this old post here 2010 for ya
Martin-Senout 4977 New Idea Orange - Ditzler 3255 or Sherwin Williams 6780 for New Idea green.
Or you can get spray cans from AGCO for the New Idea green and Orange, although that might not be quite accurate to the old colors.
Ollie Wendel of the New Idea Historical Preservation Committee might have additional info.
Ollie Wendel
NIHPCOM (New Idea Historical Preservation Committee)
405 East Sycamore St.
Coldwater, Oh 45828
Martin-Senout 4977 New Idea Orange - Ditzler 3255 or Sherwin Williams 6780 for New Idea green.
Or you can get spray cans from AGCO for the New Idea green and Orange, although that might not be quite accurate to the old colors.
Ollie Wendel of the New Idea Historical Preservation Committee might have additional info.
Ollie Wendel
NIHPCOM (New Idea Historical Preservation Committee)
405 East Sycamore St.
Coldwater, Oh 45828
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