LS 300 manure spreader.

[G1000VISTA]

Picked up a MM Ls 300 spreader last month. Going thru it to make it work again. Would somebody have a picture of the Right side where it drives the floor ? Have most the parts and will fabricate the rest once I can see it. Thanks in advance.

 

[JOCCO]

Picked up a MM Ls 300 spreader last month. Going thru it to make it work again. Would somebody have a picture of the Right side where it drives the floor ? Have most the parts and will fabricate the rest once I can see it. Thanks in advance.

There is one on a face book Moline group. I can't help and did not pay much attention to it. It may have been yours?

 

[Ill John]

I can't figure out how to put pictures on here but if you'll contact me on Facebook messenger I'll be happy to send you the pages of the owner/assembly manual. John Grandfield

 

[G1000VISTA]

This one was at a local auction. Not sure if it was online or not. Sorry I'm not on facebook or such.

 

[JOCCO]

This one was at a local auction. Not sure if it was online or not. Sorry I'm not on facebook or such.

I did join the face book one as this site is somewhat dead! It is quite lively.

 

[Ill John]

I did join the face book one as this site is somewhat dead! It is quite lively.

IF you're on MM the worlds finest tractors, beware of the many scammers there. MM fan page is much more reputable in my opinion

 

[JOCCO]

IF you're on MM the worlds finest tractors, beware of the many scammers there. MM fan page is much more reputable in my opinion

Yes, many scammers online everywhere.

 

[rrlund]

Agcopartsbook's not much help on that is it. I tried searching and all I can find under White material handling is loaders. I believe that was an Oliver spreader wasn't it? I know I had an MM spreader years ago that was an Oliver, but I don't remember the model of either one. It might have been an LS300, but it went to the scrapper a long time ago. The things we kick ourselves for now.

 

[JOCCO]

Agcopartsbook's not much help on that is it. I tried searching and all I can find under White material handling is loaders. I believe that was an Oliver spreader wasn't it? I know I had an MM spreader years ago that was an Oliver, but I don't remember the model of either one. It might have been an LS300, but it went to the scrapper a long time ago. The things we kick ourselves for now.

You could be right but there was one in the 1950's I thought was Moline not Oliver? Thought it was 300 model. Anyway, there is one on face book MM group they are having quite a chat over. I almost bought one years back would like to see them saved from scrap.

 

[JOCCO]

 

[JOCCO]

Agcopartsbook's not much help on that is it. I tried searching and all I can find under White material handling is loaders. I believe that was an Oliver spreader wasn't it? I know I had an MM spreader years ago that was an Oliver, but I don't remember the model of either one. It might have been an LS300, but it went to the scrapper a long time ago. The things we kick ourselves for now.

I threw up a picture below I also thought they only had that model for years. Kind of the only one maybe till the merger. Again, I could be wrong.

 

[JOCCO]

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Not sure on this one its later model.

 

[rrlund]

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Not sure on this one its later model.



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That's the one, except mine was a single axle. I remember I needed something for the gearbox on it about the time that White was forcing Oliver and MM dealers together. I went to the Oliver dealer and they had just gotten the microfiche films for the MM stuff. Ed had quite a time finding it. We didn't realize at the time that it was actually an Oliver spreader. If we had known that, things would have been a lot easier that day.

 

[JOCCO]

That's the one, except mine was a single axle. I remember I needed something for the gearbox on it about the time that White was forcing Oliver and MM dealers together. I went to the Oliver dealer and they had just gotten the microfiche films for the MM stuff. Ed had quite a time finding it. We didn't realize at the time that it was actually an Oliver spreader. If we had known that, things would have been a lot easier that day.

Ok besides the top one would look best behind your MM U!

 

[Alan K]

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Yes, that is an MM spreader. They were made by LH Schulz company and sold under the MM name. There was a model LO and an LO 135. I think Massey Ferguson might have had the same one sold under their name.

 

[JOCCO]

Yes, that is an MM spreader. They were made by LH Schulz company and sold under the MM name. There was a model LO and an LO 135. I think Massey Ferguson might have had the same one sold under their name.

You mean the bottom picture?

 

[rrlund]

This is the model that I had. If it wasn't an Oliver, I stand corrected. It won't be the first time I was wrong and for sure won't be the last.

I had a full list of the MM/Oliver crossovers, but I can't find it quick. I loaned it to an MM guy. I thought he gave it back, but I'm not sure. It might be in the truck.

 

[Alan K]

You mean the bottom picture?

Yes, this one:

 

[rrlund]

Yes, this one: View attachment 107955

OK, so the one I had was a Shultz, not an Oliver then. My mistake. Did they make the Oliver 570 as an MM then? They used the smaller tires, but the box sat higher off the ground.

 

[JOCCO]

This is the model that I had. If it wasn't an Oliver, I stand corrected. It won't be the first time I was wrong and for sure won't be the last.

I had a full list of the MM/Oliver crossovers, but I can't find it quick. I loaned it to an MM guy. I thought he gave it back, but I'm not sure. It might be in the truck.

RR I don't know much about them either. Worked on a few Deere, new idea, and probably a few others. I was not a dairy farmer just around it some when I was young. I too wonder if some company made them for others. rebranding as such. The top one is like I almost bought.