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IH 200 Spreader
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Posted by Jay on August 17, 2000 at 10:19:50 from (152.163.213.201):
I have a spreader that I purchased at auction for $75.00. I needed to replace all the wood on the floor and while I was at it I replaced the sides as well. It is way to confined in the garage to get a good picture of it. I am trying to idenify it for the paint scheem. It sounds to me it may be a 200. It is ground driven, has two rotating beaters, with pointed u shaped metal pieces on it, and one large spiral type thing on the very back. All the chain guards, if it had any are gone. I could just about still make out the lettering on the side board before removing it. It said IH Mcormic. It measures about 3 1/2 feet inside by aproximatly 12 feet long to the back. If anyone has or sees a picture of a 200, or for that matter any olded IH spreader, please pass it on and help me idenify my spreader.
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