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Topic: IH 100 MANURE SPREADER
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billet-boy

08-08-2012 18:31:39
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looking for help I cant find any of these with spoke wheels are these factory for this 100 MANURE SPREADER?

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Ol' Gimpy

08-13-2012 15:25:06
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Re: IH 100 MANURE SPREADER in reply to billet-boy, 08-08-2012 18:31:39  
Looks like "Cut down" steel.These were offered with steel wheels as the "100-H" model.The one on rubber used a 5:50 x 16 traction implement tire,scarce now,were also used on NI #45-G hay rakes.

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Tom-Pa

08-09-2012 03:32:29
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Re: IH 100 MANURE SPREADER in reply to billet-boy, 08-08-2012 18:31:39  
I am not too sure about the wheels. I will have to check when I go down later today to where it is stored.
The tires tho. They are from factory, a R1 style AG tire that is mounted in the reverse position from what the tractor rears are. This is so they can grip the ground and operate the spreader.
The rear spiral spreader is two spirals. For the 100 spreader, (larger on model 200) cut a circle 22 inches in diameter. Then cut an 11" circle out of the center. This gives you one spiral. I used a Farm Jack to spread it out after I welded bolts to it and then welded it to the beater bar while spread.
It works. I used over long bolts so I could attach the jack and then cut the excess off after welding. I made sure the bolt head was in proper position before welding it to the spiral. I kept the head on for more welding surface.

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