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Re: Horse drawn manure spreader
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Posted by ihkovas on June 13, 2005 at 00:25:41 from (4.253.115.141):
In Reply to: Horse drawn manure spreader posted by farmerjohn on June 12, 2005 at 19:24:31:
farmerjohn, The 1 and 2 spreaders were built first under the International name(1919 to 1924) and under the McCormick-Deering name from 1924 to 1929. They were replaced by the No.4 in 1930. Easy way to tell the 1 and 2 apart is the width of the box. Width of box for number 1 was 37 inch in front and 38.5 inch in back. Width of No. 2 was 43.5 front and 45 inch in back.
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