Well I found my neighbor a very good deal on this New Idea, he bought it and told me to redo it so here i go on number 9 on my manure spreader restorations!
I got him a steal on it at $500, It works good, only thing is it has a good bit of ugly welds. and it needs some more, im doing all new wood and painting it up real nice for him.
how are going to fasten the wood ?
at work we use the floor screws with the drill bits on the screws . they counter sink in the wood nice on there own .
on the other ones ive done i have drilled out the old screws and used bolts with washers and nuts as the boards attach to the metal supports below them
Here is a picture of the John Deere pull type planter that we picked up yesterday. He also had a donor he threw in that still had some good parts left on it. Older Three point planters are pretty plentiful around my neck of the woods, but these pull types are few and far between. Was happy to...
Just bought a baler ,tires were rotten. Ordered some new ones. Right side us a 5.00x15 according to the manual. Sure looks awful skinny. Rim is almost 6" wide . It had an old truck tire on it. Stick a tube in and air it up? Or could I have the wrong rim?
I have a decent Case/IH-10 drill that's needing a few bits and pieces before we start planting here in California (November).
In particular, I'm looking for inner/outer scrapers for the double-disc openers. I find rotary disc scrapers, but would prefer the original sort... if they exist. Hard...
I didn't know such a thing was on the market, till someone sent
a link to my Dad's facebook today, and he was asking me about
it. Looks like they have a walk behind model, and a pull behind model
for garden size tractors. Looks very handy for someone wanting to
bale up stall bedding or a small...
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