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Posted by Allan In NE on April 18, 2007 at 08:39:51 from (148.78.243.25):
Restore it? Well, heck no! After I get those sideboards pulled off 'er, I'm gonna use the old heifer. Found this later model Farmhand 6-ton powerbox setting in at the dealer's lot. Another one of those implements that are "out of favor" or "out of fashion" with the contempory farmers of today. Came with both attachments and can be used as either a manure spreader, feed wagon, or like the prior owner did, for just an all-around wagon with a live floor. PTO shaft is frozen up; won't extend, needs the low speed gear/chain on the gear box and a chain for one of the spreader beaters. Things are darned near bullet proof and I don't care if it's old; it will sure work fer me to spread the pooey. :>) Allan 
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