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Re: IH 200 Spreader
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Posted by Tom-Pa on August 17, 2000 at 11:33:04 from (208.223.228.173):
In Reply to: IH 200 Spreader posted by Jay on August 17, 2000 at 10:19:50:
Jay, The IH 100/200 series spreaders were metal sided spreaders with a wood floor made of tongue and groove boards. The quick and easy way of identifying the correct model is the model 100 apron chain is approx. 33-7/8 in. wide and the model 200 chain is approx. 38 inches wide. The model 100 is a 40 bushel and the 200 is a 65 bushel spreader. Measure to the outside of the apron chains...also as an added note both models use the "S" chain link. Hard to find. Tempco I know carries it in their catalog and has to be ordered. See Sandy's manure spreader identification item on page 4 of this forum. She has a link in there that shows a photo of the IH spreader...unknown weather it is a 100 or 200 tho.
The N-Newsletter has some info (The assy inst.) in their archives for the model 200 & will have the model 100 assy and operation manual as soon as I get it sent in so they can make a master copy for their archives.
Hope I was able to help
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