Posted by edc on November 21, 2012 at 11:41:38 from (75.166.47.41):
This message is a reply to an archived post by Beatles65 on May 09, 2011 at 15:59:19. The original subject was "My new John Deere Model H Series 47 Manure Spreader PICS".
Hey There,
I have the same model. The chain on the right side as you are looking at the spreader from the front keeps slipping off the gear. Trying to get a picture of the way the gear should be set-up. Can"t find one. Can you help? It still turns the drum and fan but rubs on the adjustment arm. Also, I lost the part that is attached to the inside of the gear housing on the same side that moves the chain. Still have the Feed Adjusting Arm (per the parts catalog)but don"t know for sure what else I"m missing. Jury riged it to work with a cable but would like to find out what parts I"m missing - The local John Deere Dealer couldn't help me. Thanks much for any help anyone can give!
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