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    McCormick model 21 1950s

    hi and good day to all hoping possibly someone here can help me locate a part for my manure spreader please ! I have an McCormick Model 21 , its probably from the 50s. I need the two spools that are used on the chain tensioner bracket. There is a spool on each side towards the back. These...
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    McCormick model 21

    I'm sorry they are on the RIGHT side of the spreader that work the beaters
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    McCormick model 21

    on this spreader all mechanisms for the beaters are on the left. There a a round wheel that actually looks like a ratchet wheel behind a shield ( similar to old bike chains ) this sprocket has a piece that goes into the teeth and locks in place when the arm on left is in the very top notch...
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    McCormick model 21

    Sent you an email ( hope its allowable to tell you this here ). I wasn't able to attach the pictures but if you reply I will.
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    McCormick model 21

    There is certainly a No 21. I found the manuel for one and I found a picture taken on 1956 of one. If the dials were put on wrongly ( the on n off only is really for the beaters n the several notches for the apron ) then these had to been originally placed on incorrectly or al least a VERY long...
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    McCormick model 21

    No I didn't know about the email not allowed. But it's not allowing me to delete anything. It says editing has been temporarily turned off. I am sorry
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    McCormick model 21

    I can't get this site to allow me to add photos. I choose the pictures and it says begin uploads , has the selected pictures below but I can't find how to upload them. I'm not sure if it's me or there is an issue with the site. I can not remove my post either. Says editing is temporary turned...
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    McCormick model 21

    Here are photos
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    McCormick model 21

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    McCormick model 21

    The arm with the notches in the dial definitely lock and unlock the beaters n etc. I was told and do guess those notches are settings for the beaters. The arm with the dial that only has two notches definitely locks and unlocks the apron. They look original or at least off the same spare...
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    McCormick model 21

    There is definitely an arm that not only turns the spinner/beaters / paddles ( which ever you want to call them) on and off but it also has eight notches into which you can set the lever. The other lever has only an on and off notch. This lever locks or unlocks the apron. Of course the speed of...
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    McCormick model 21

    There is no setting for floor speed. That would be dictated by the speed you drive the until pulling the spreader. The speed level if for spinners and beaters. I've talked to a few people and no one is quite sure why though we guess it has to do how wide out it probably throws the pattern. In...
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    McCormick model 21

    There is definitely a lever that adjust speed of rollers with teeth and the beaters ( paddles ). There are 8 notches for that lever.
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    McCormick model 21

    So paint the floor and inside walls with waste oil or diesel fuel ......this is a more efficient method that protective paint ?? Wouldn't waster motor oil or diesel fuel be an fire hazard?? It is completely under a roof with only wall not enclosed. But the unit is a always from there...
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    McCormick model 21

    Hi and thank you The manure is not compacting super tight I don't think. Since I'm able to spread it across a larger area of the box and pack it down to get it to fit. It does look that it might be getting jammed tween the chain apron and the wall. Since I've only been able to dump it at...
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