Cowmechanic
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Bought a New Idea spin spreader and a Deere 336 baler.Both Items complete and functional.One and a quarter for spreader and thirteen hundred for baler.
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Cowmechanic
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Yesterday in Chehalis,Washington.An Oliver 1650 diesel went for 1100.00.Steering hand pump leaking and injector pump leak,bad brakes,7000 hrs.But overall a complete and running tractor with what looked like a factory ROPS.
formerly ny bill
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those 2 spinner new idea spreaders do the nicest accurate job of spreading fertilizer of anything ever made. i'm working on my third one now. they are getting hard to find.
showcrop
Well-known Member
Congratulations! Before putting power to that 336, try rolling it over real easy by hand. They tend to rust under the tracks, pushing them up so that the plunger head will bind, sometimes very tightly. You will probably need to remove the plunger head and take the tracks out to clean out under them.
Cowmechanic
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Thank's for info,I bought it as a backup for my 337.Plunger rolls
smooth,but I will take it apart and put the tune on it.Looks like it
sat outside most of the time,but didn't see alot of use.
smooth,but I will take it apart and put the tune on it.Looks like it
sat outside most of the time,but didn't see alot of use.
had same items here in hometown of corydon , that's a long way from you ,,lol .. baler was said to go for 1400 ,that was the buy of the day ,, I would a bought it ,but went home early because cold wind was not helpin me get over a bad cold , as I was leavin , friend of mine quipped I would probably be just as well goin to tractor supply ,, stuff was sellin hi ,, don't know what the nidea spreader brought ,, that crowd probably run it to 300 nor more.. I sold one just like it for 60 bux at local consignment auction , but , only gave 50 and reworked the slides , and painted it ,, used it 5 yrs ..
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