Model 100 and the 200 with the same design differ in that the one is a 40 bushel and the other a 65 bushel spreader. IH marketed them for people with herds up to 15 head and over 15 head. Visually the linkage that runs on the side and to the back of the spreader is slightly different. Having said this there is more than one 200 spreader out there. I have seen the larger 75 bushel spreader at sales with original printing on the side calling it a 200 spreader. Also variations on the 200 for fluid manure. There are also versions for horses. In the 100 spreader the only variation I have actually seen is the tractor drawn version with for litter.
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