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Model 100 spreader
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- boldpsi
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Model 100 spreader
Hello all! Long time - no post ;^(
but, i'm back at it again... i found myself not one... but TWO Model 100 spreaders. in the same place. at the same time! and purchased both for $400. including covers!
(I would post some pics, but the ones i have are 2+megabytes each, and i couldn't add them to the photo gallery, and i can't recall how to just embed them here... duh)
However...
the "good" one needs a gear, and the "bad" one, though complete, is pretty darned rusted. so, owner sold it to me instead of the other intersted buyer because: a) i have a Cub b) i will fix and use the "good" one and use the "bad" one for parts (specifically the missing gear), and c) i most importantly promised NOT turn it into a planter in front of my house! Seriously, this was his greatest fear in selling the "good" one to the other guy!
Anyway, i'll have a million questions over the summer while restoring the "good" one into working condition, but for now i have the following questions. I have read the Model 100 manual, but can't get what i need to know:
1. what is the maximum width (outside edge of tire to outside edge of tire)?
2. what is the weight?
3. is the gear that I need available?
Please let me know...
thanks!
Dave
but, i'm back at it again... i found myself not one... but TWO Model 100 spreaders. in the same place. at the same time! and purchased both for $400. including covers!
(I would post some pics, but the ones i have are 2+megabytes each, and i couldn't add them to the photo gallery, and i can't recall how to just embed them here... duh)
However...
the "good" one needs a gear, and the "bad" one, though complete, is pretty darned rusted. so, owner sold it to me instead of the other intersted buyer because: a) i have a Cub b) i will fix and use the "good" one and use the "bad" one for parts (specifically the missing gear), and c) i most importantly promised NOT turn it into a planter in front of my house! Seriously, this was his greatest fear in selling the "good" one to the other guy!
Anyway, i'll have a million questions over the summer while restoring the "good" one into working condition, but for now i have the following questions. I have read the Model 100 manual, but can't get what i need to know:
1. what is the maximum width (outside edge of tire to outside edge of tire)?
2. what is the weight?
3. is the gear that I need available?
Please let me know...
thanks!
Dave
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1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
5 1/2 feet
890 pounds
I have no idea which gear you are refering to, but probably not.
890 pounds
I have no idea which gear you are refering to, but probably not.
- boldpsi
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Thanks, Jim!
here's a pic...
dave
here's a pic...
dave
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1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
- boldpsi
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Re: Model 100 spreader
boldpsi@windstream.net
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Here you go. Looks like a good one.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
thanks, Barnyard!
both units have the covers, and they look undented. apparently the "good" one in the pictures would be operable according to the previous owner, as long as i get the gear i need, and replace the bed.
does it look like there's a gear missing in the top picture?
dave
both units have the covers, and they look undented. apparently the "good" one in the pictures would be operable according to the previous owner, as long as i get the gear i need, and replace the bed.
does it look like there's a gear missing in the top picture?
dave
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1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Here's a link to the manual: http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Cub%20 ... 201948.htm It looks like you are missing the gear that turns the spiral.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Here is a comparison of mine and yours to put what Bob said about the gear in perspective.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Barnyard,
that's exactly what I was hoping to see when I posted in here! that makes it totally clear to me now. so, the $64K question is, "where can i find one", assuming that i'd like to have both spreaders complete?
thanks, again, Barnyard...
Take care,
Dave
that's exactly what I was hoping to see when I posted in here! that makes it totally clear to me now. so, the $64K question is, "where can i find one", assuming that i'd like to have both spreaders complete?
thanks, again, Barnyard...
Take care,
Dave
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1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
1979 International Cub, rebuilt motor 1997; 5' Woods belly mower, C22 5' sickle-bar mower, 193 -bottom land plow, IH 54A push-plow/grader, heavy-duty chains, loaded tires, wheel weights. Original red commemorative paint.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
boldpsi wrote: "where can i find one",
Try JP Tractor Salvage. They are a site sponsor. http://www.jptractorsalvage.com/
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Dave, Let me check parts manuals for the 100 and 200. If it's the same on both, it will be easier to find.
Bob
Edit, They're different numbers, and probably different shaft sizes.
Bob
Edit, They're different numbers, and probably different shaft sizes.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Well the handwritten sign says "available at dealer". Why not try? The worst they can say is no longer available. JP's as has already been suggested, or some of the other forum members who sell things. Trying to cross the part number to being used on something else as was mentioned about the 200. IH built a lot of stuff with chain drive, surely this gear was used on several different things. The more things you know it was used on the more things you can keep an eye out for.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Looks like the gear is Item # 47 IH Part # 3334 SA Lower Cylinder Sprocket - do I have the right one
I looked on the Case On-Line Parts Lookup and closest I could get was a model 101
But if you have 2 spreaders, is the missing sprocket not on the other one or are they both missing the same sprocket
I looked on the Case On-Line Parts Lookup and closest I could get was a model 101
But if you have 2 spreaders, is the missing sprocket not on the other one or are they both missing the same sprocket
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Re: Model 100 spreader
Rudi, That one has two sprockets, I think he's looking for # 34.
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Re: Model 100 spreader
I read it as reference number 34. If I am reading it correctly, the part is 3335S. A quick check on Messick's doesn't get a hit. It looks like The Depot may have one.
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