Hello:
I have added a new implement to the CUB collection; a Farmall #100 Manure Spreader found just 15 minutes from me. It has some issues; the decorative gear guards are gone, and the bottom boards have all rotted out; and the chains are gone.
Another FUN CUB project !
Baldwindiesel
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baldwindiesel
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Re: #100 spreader
Pictures, pictures, pictures let's see some pictures.
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Stanton
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Re: #100 spreader
Congrats on the #100! Does it appear to be in original condition or repainted at some point? Would like to see some pictures... 
Stanton
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Re: #100 spreader
Kevin asked me to post this for him.
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Stanton
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Re: #100 spreader
Looks usable. Also appears to have hit a bump or something to bend the tongue sideways. A little "press" time should fix that. Thanks for posting Barnyard. 
Stanton
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baldwindiesel
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Re: #100 spreader
Barnyard:
I think my camera distorted the appearance of the drawbar. It might be bent a little, but not as much as it appears in the photo.
The apron chains got scrapped and the spreader was used for hauling wood. I intend to replace the apron bed and get replacement chains, not sure if I can find the gear guards, but that's not the end of the world. It will need new sheet metal sides as well, but the hard to shape/forum items are in decent shape.
What size flat chain are the apron chains ??????? Length ????? How many bars attach to the apron chains ??????
THANKS !!!! Baldwindiesel
I think my camera distorted the appearance of the drawbar. It might be bent a little, but not as much as it appears in the photo.
The apron chains got scrapped and the spreader was used for hauling wood. I intend to replace the apron bed and get replacement chains, not sure if I can find the gear guards, but that's not the end of the world. It will need new sheet metal sides as well, but the hard to shape/forum items are in decent shape.
What size flat chain are the apron chains ??????? Length ????? How many bars attach to the apron chains ??????
THANKS !!!! Baldwindiesel
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Re: #100 spreader
The bed chain is an "S" link that was only used by IH. The slats are attached with a right and left link. There was an Ag company that sold the whole bed chain, I'll see if I can find that old catalog.
Bob
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Re: #100 spreader
The kink in the tongue came from someone turning too short, especially w/a load on, and catching it w/the rear tractor tire! (Don't ask how I know that! LOL!!) Dusty B
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