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Help me identify this manure spreader

Brian · 2000-11-11

any info would help. manual,parts,ect Picture is at-- www.members.home.net/markwendy/ebay/brianross.jpg Picture is at-- www.members.home.net/markwendy/ebay/brianross.jpg Looks like it might be a New Idea to me, but not sure. F14 Looks like it might be a New Idea to me, but not sure. F14 My first thought was that it was a horse drawn 4 wheel unit converted to tractor drawn. The tongue sure looks suspicious, but the rear wheels would have been further rearward on the 4 wheel unit. Are those the origional wheels, or could they be steel wheels cut-off and tire rims welded on? My first guess, based on the beaters would be New Idea, but that is just a guess. My first thought was that it was a horse drawn 4 wheel unit converted to tractor drawn. The tongue sure looks suspicious, but the rear wheels would have been further rearward on the 4 wheel unit. Are those the origional wheels, or could they be steel wheels cut-off and tire rims welded on? My first guess, based on the beaters would be New Idea, but that is just a guess. My neighbor has a JI Case spreader that looks similar . . . . My neighbor has a JI Case spreader that looks similar . . . . follow link follow link I have a mm ls300 that is just like it only yours is missing the shields.It should have a red tounge and the rest should be yellow it should have mm stampted on bigger gears if thats what it is.if mm it is missing jack also I have a mm ls300 that is just like it only yours is missing the shields.It should have a red tounge and the rest should be yellow it should have mm stampted on bigger gears if thats what it is.if mm it is missing jack also I looked at the gears, and it does have MM on two of the gears. It appears it was all yellow. As you can see in the picture, the drive from the wheel to the apron is missing and the gear has been changed. I believe they tried to drive the apron with a gas engine. I need to find pictures and info so I can fabricate parts. Thanks I looked at the gears, and it does have MM on two of the gears. It appears it was all yellow. As you can see in the picture, the drive from the wheel to the apron is missing and the gear has been changed. I believe they tried to drive the apron with a gas engine. I need to find pictures and info so I can fabricate parts. Thanks they sell books on ebay they sell books on ebay

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Brian

11-11-2000 11:17:51

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any info would help. manual,parts,ect

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Brian

11-11-2000 11:36:31

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Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Brian, 11-11-2000 11:17:51

Picture is at-- www.members.home.net/markwendy/ebay/brianross.jpg

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Here's the picture

11-12-2000 04:09:20

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Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Brian, 11-11-2000 11:36:31

Looks like it might be a New Idea to me, but not sure.

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Ray

11-12-2000 18:19:27

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Re: Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Here's the picture, 11-12-2000 04:09:20

My first thought was that it was a horse drawn 4 wheel unit converted to tractor drawn. The tongue sure looks suspicious, but the rear wheels would have been further rearward on the 4 wheel unit. Are those the origional wheels, or could they be steel wheels cut-off and tire rims welded on? My first guess, based on the beaters would be New Idea, but that is just a guess.

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Tim(nj)

11-12-2000 07:51:42

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Re: Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Here's the picture, 11-12-2000 04:09:20

My neighbor has a JI Case spreader that looks similar . . . .

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Brian

11-11-2000 11:23:47

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Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Brian, 11-11-2000 11:17:51

follow link

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lance

11-12-2000 19:28:54

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Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Brian, 11-11-2000 11:23:47

I have a mm ls300 that is just like it only yours is missing the shields.It should have a red tounge
and the rest should be yellow it should have mm stampted on bigger gears if thats what it is.if mm it is missing jack also

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Brian

11-13-2000 15:44:50

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Re: Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to lance, 11-12-2000 19:28:54

I looked at the gears, and it does have MM on two of the gears. It appears it was all yellow. As you can see in the picture, the drive from the wheel to the apron is missing and the gear has been changed. I believe they tried to drive the apron with a gas engine. I need to find pictures and info so I can fabricate parts. Thanks

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lance

11-17-2000 21:03:21

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Help me identify this manure spreader in reply to Brian, 11-13-2000 15:44:50

they sell books on ebay

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