Posted by James22 on October 26, 2011 at 20:59:34 from (207.179.221.45):
In Reply to: 10 ft lime spreader posted by rick165 on October 26, 2011 at 16:53:29:
I've got a 12 ft and have used it to spread urea on 50 acres wheat. Paid somewhere around $50 at an auction and subsequently added a hydraulic cylinder shutoff for roughly $100. Towed it home 75 miles behind a Ford truck never going over 25 miles/hr. Greased the bushings every 10-15 miles. Using an old MH 81 that has been updated with hydraulics, you can't see the tracks in taller wheat in a couple of days. Obviously more tonnage spreading lime and likely wouldn't do it on 50 acres. But ten or fifteen acres wouldn't be that difficult. Many years ago Dad spread 30+ acres with a ten foot spreader and never went for a second application. If in good condition, priced reasonable and expectation is to use in on limited acres, I suggest you buy it.
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