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ground driven manure spreaders - any to avoid?
Thanks for all the replies. I really appreciate it. Sounds like there is no specific brand which people recommend avoiding, or which have particularly hard parts to find.- tpetty
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ground driven manure spreaders - any to avoid?
I'm planning on buying an old, smaller, cheap manure spreader. I will only need to use it a couple times per year. I've seen International - McCormick 100 & 200, Oliver, and John Deere (don't even know the models, # all worn off) ones for sale near me - all at $300-$700. I haven't traveled to...- tpetty
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