hi all.
What is the difference between the IH 100 manure spreader and the 200 manure spreader? I assume size, anyone know how much a difference there is?
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Re: IH manure spreader
I think the 100 is 12' and the 200 is 15'8".
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Re: IH manure spreader
I think the 200 is also a bit wider, maybe taller. Just looking at them, the 200 looks longer. I think the 100 is about 35 or 40 bushel while the 200 is about 60 or 65.
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Re: IH manure spreader
I believe the 100 is a 40 bushel, and the 200 is a 65. There was other variations. I have a 200-H, the "H" being for horse drawn. It has a forward axle and a seat. I have heard that there was a 100-H and that it was three-wheeled. I've never seen one though. I have also heard that the 100 was developed to pair with a Cub, but can't substantiate this.
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Re: IH manure spreader
WaMoo wrote:I have also heard that the 100 was developed to pair with a Cub, . . .
No, the 100 was being built 5 or 6 years before the Cub came out.
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Re: IH manure spreader
Jim Becker wrote:WaMoo wrote:I have also heard that the 100 was developed to pair with a Cub, . . .
No, the 100 was being built 5 or 6 years before the Cub came out.
Makes sense. I was just going off of what I heard. I looked at the manuals here and it was dated 1948, but it doesn't necessarily mean that's the first printing since they were obviously revised. I found dates for the same manual from 1949 and 1950 as well.
Maybe it was developed to pair with an "A"? Although I think an A could handle a 200. Does anyone know if the "H" spreaders were developed first or simultaniously? Or later?
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Re: IH manure spreader
well i did at last snagg a 100. i was wanting the 200 just for the added size but i am happy to have the 100. seems pretty nice.
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Re: IH manure spreader
Congratulations, the model 100 is a nice cub implement!
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