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nmiller
Posted 10/3/2016 14:17 (#5561858)
Subject: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



NE Ohio		We purchased a winter project this weekend. It is mostly welding and standard parts. However, it would really be helpful if we could get a rate chart for this old timer. Any of you guys recall a model like this (or manufacturer)? I am thinking maybe an old Willmar?

It has two ID stamps (as shown):
"6 T 1216"
"6TSS1B8"

I imagine from the stamping that it is a 6 ton Stainless Steel but that is about all I have to work with. It does seem unusual to have the drive wheel in the front like this. Maybe that is a clue...

Thanks for any help! Its going to take alot of rod and steel...

-Nick



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BartS
Posted 10/3/2016 21:06 (#5562454 - in reply to #5561858)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader


Southern Colorado		I have not seen a wilmar with a drive like that but I may be wrong.
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Jay NE Ohio
Posted 10/4/2016 07:02 (#5562975 - in reply to #5561858)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



northeastern Ohio		It does not look like a Wilmar. Possibly a Tyler, but I've never seen one with drive wheel up front like that. I've got an old Tyler buried in the shed. If I get a chance today, I'll snap a picture of the rate chart on it.
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nmiller
Posted 10/4/2016 08:55 (#5563166 - in reply to #5562975)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



NE Ohio		Thanks Jay! Maybe we should have bought yours ;) A few pics and rate chart would be awesome. Hope all is well.
-Nick
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Jay NE Ohio
Posted 10/4/2016 10:54 (#5563299 - in reply to #5563166)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



northeastern Ohio		Here are a few pics of my old Tyler. It does not look like a match, but the rate chart might get you close:





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bsteimy67
Posted 10/4/2016 13:21 (#5563492 - in reply to #5563299)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader


Northwest Mo		This is the Tyler Moonwalk series, came in 6T and 8T had a lot to them, over 10 with 10 hp Koehler instead of PTO. Good spreaders
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nmiller
Posted 10/4/2016 15:51 (#5563669 - in reply to #5563299)
Subject: Thanks Jay!



NE Ohio		Thanks Jay. This seems different but at least it is better start than a total guess! Seems a gentleman below may have some insight on this item's last home...
-Nick
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jmiller
Posted 10/4/2016 13:01 (#5563466 - in reply to #5561858)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader


West central Ohio		Used to be a lot of Pamco spreaders around Ohio when they had a manufacturing facility in Ohio. I remember some of them had the drive wheel in front like that. Pamco still in business in another state.
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bustedknuckles52
Posted 10/4/2016 15:38 (#5563654 - in reply to #5561858)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



NE Ohio		I see your from NE Ohio, this wouldn't happen to be the spreader that was listed last week on Craigslist in Suffield would it be?
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nmiller
Posted 10/4/2016 15:49 (#5563666 - in reply to #5563654)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



NE Ohio		Yes. This is exactly that spreader. Was it yours? I would greatly appreciate any leads on its type or information. Seems it is an old Hoopes spreader.
Thanks!
-Nick
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Jay NE Ohio
Posted 10/4/2016 16:00 (#5563677 - in reply to #5563666)
Subject: RE: Help identifying this dry fertilizer spreader



northeastern Ohio		You could call Terry Hoopes (Hoopes Fertilizer) and ask him: (330) 894-2one2one
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