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Jay

08-17-2000 10:19:50

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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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Dan from PA

08-19-2000 12:16:53

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Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 10:19:50

As an aside, both of the spreaders shown in the pics in this thread have the tires mounted the wrong way. They could be switched by swapping the left and right wheels. Ground-driven implement traction tires should have the tread mounted opposite from the way tractor tires are.

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Jay

08-18-2000 11:44:49

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Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 10:19:50

This is the closest thing I have seen to my spreader. I know this is a New Idea, But mine is definatly a IH McCormick, but looks similar. Hope this helps you guy's to help me.

http://images.honesty.com/cgi-bin/honesty-image/11927727/spreader2.jpg

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Tim(nj)

08-18-2000 19:58:06

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Re: Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-18-2000 11:44:49

I have a 1962 IH catalog that shows a #21, 81-bushel ground drive spreader with wood sides that looks similar in design to that New Idea machine. A similar 95-bushel #30 was also available. Color scheme is: wood parts, hitch, frame, handles and parts attached to handles are red; beaters appear black; entire front sheet, top rail, and wheels are white; Arch over beaters is red. Picture shows a minimum of shielding over the chains. I wish I had a scanner, I'd put it up here for you.

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Jay

08-18-2000 11:19:45

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Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 10:19:50

Thanks for the picture. I definatly don't have anything like this at all. It must not be a 100 or 200. It must be another model. The beaters look very similar, but the spreader is quite a bit longer, and has wooden sides. I also have steel extention type things that sort of angle outward bolted to the top of the sides. IT Still has a little white paint on the top part, and was red on the lower parts. I think the wheels were white. I sure hope we can figure out what model I have. Thanks

Jay

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Mike

08-18-2000 10:54:58

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Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 10:19:50

I may have the same spreaded you have. I don't know what model it is either. I believe it is a little newer than the one in Sandy's picture. It is bigger also.

Mine has more of a squared off line to it and has a flat sheet steel in the front. It is missing most of the metal covering over the chains. What wasn't missing was so beat up that I pitched it. I got it free and had some treated 1" lumber that I used to replace old wood.

If you find out what model you have please post. If I find out I will post.

Mike

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Tom-Pa

08-17-2000 11:33:04

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Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 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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Jay

08-17-2000 12:38:52

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Re: Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Tom-Pa, 08-17-2000 11:33:04

I guess this is a little older than a 100 or 200 then because I have both wood floors and wood sides as well. I have 5 verticle angle iron supports along the lenght, not counting the corners. Does anyone have any ideas about the model? I have looked thru 150 years of IH book, but saw nothing in there. I know it is an IH Mcormik because it was barely visable on the side boards when I removed them. Please help if you have any ideas.

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Tom-Pa

08-18-2000 10:29:28

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Re: Re: Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Jay, 08-17-2000 12:38:52

Hi Jay.

To verify you do not have a 100/200 model, go to the following photo from Sandy's Id request on 7-26-00

Link

I will keep looking to see what I can find.

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mike

08-22-2000 16:32:21

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Re: Re: Re: Re: IH 200 Spreader in reply to Tom-Pa, 08-18-2000 10:29:28

Nice picture with tractor. Shouldn't the wheels on the spreader be reversed. I recall seeing ground-driven machines with the lugs reversed from the direction of the tractor tires. Remember the friction on the ground causes the drive train to work. If the "V" of the Tire is backwards it will not be as efficient. Try blading snow backwards or backing up a steep hill.

Mike

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