Posted by Al L. in Wisc. on July 13, 2013 at 05:00:57 from (216.226.94.161):
Helped a friend hay yesterday; taking a water break in the shade he mentioned his IH spreader in the tall weeds. We walked over and it measures 10' 6" X 4' 5" without the top flair; height is 22" to the top of the flair. 8.25 X 20 tires [he has old semi tires]. I'm not sure if the tire size is correct. Double beaters but his is missing the wide-spread. New apron chain installed by him with good wood bed and red primer. PTO drive. He has lost interest and you can probably guess what I'm tinkin'...dummy me but...
My ?'s are: what model, no tag on spreader; did it come with or have the option of a jack stand; what years were they manufactured; was the wood bed painted or not?
I'm going to post this on Implement Alley also. Any info would be appreciated. I've not cut through the burdock and burning nettle to see the rear end, but it looks kinda like this. I have never seen a wide-spread like this before but seeing his from the front, it looks kinda like this would. I even see snow on the ground!!
This post was edited by Al L. in Wisc. at 05:10:09 07/13/13.
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