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Got the Model 100 Manure Spreader Home
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Posted by migraine on July 29, 2007 at 16:17:50 from (76.28.171.237):
After working on this deal for over a year I finally got the 100 spreader home. It is so well preserved that I can hardly believe it. Been in the shed all its life and used very little and was surely cleaned up after each use. Tires were still up and blue paint still very visible on apron chain cleats and axle hubs. Washed it all up and lubricated and hooked to the Super A and took a trip around the place. People think I'm full of it most of the time so figured I may as well have a way to spread it. Just took it out to the show grounds for our show this week. Anyone know how many of these little guys were made/ Never seen one in my days in Iowa. Where is this buying disease gonna stop? Wife was gone most of the week so .... Cute little thing so I had to have it. Migraine
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