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Looking for help on make and model of spreader I found. I would like to restore, might be an Oliver not sure. Appreciate the help. It has sheet medal walls and rounded front, beaters all rotate, no floor or chains.
 

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Man, I’m all about restore and reuse, but I’m thinking that looks much more like a parts or scrap machine. Unless you also have another parts machine, you’ll be quickly knee deep in restoration parts cost. If you’re any where close to central Ohio, I have a few in the woods you can have!
 
Steve in IL said:
Man, I’m all about restore and reuse, but I’m thinking that looks much more like a parts or scrap machine. Unless you also have another parts machine, you’ll be quickly knee deep in restoration parts cost. If you’re any where close to central Ohio, I have a few in the woods you can have!
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Tracking, I'm in northern AL. Thanks for offer.
 
Steve in IL said:
Man, I’m all about restore and reuse, but I’m thinking that looks much more like a parts or scrap machine. Unless you also have another parts machine, you’ll be quickly knee deep in restoration parts cost. If you’re any where close to central Ohio, I have a few in the woods you can have!
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Steve, you are probably right. At least the side tin doesn’t have 6” holes/strips rusted in it above floor.
 
I had a JD N for a number of years. This spring I loaded horse poop with too much clay and moisture and ruined mine. So its a yard ornament now.
 
Looks like it could be a superior #11?
Looks like a big job to restore. You might be better off to try and find one in better shape? I picked this one up at an auction this summer.
 

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RRR-HG said:
Looking for help on make and model of spreader I found. I would like to restore, might be an Oliver not sure. Appreciate the help. It has sheet medal walls and rounded front, beaters all rotate, no floor or chains.
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I don't see any of the drive mechanisms in your photos. They will not be available anymore so, if you really are a glutton for punishment, at least find a spreader that's all there.
 
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