We have aquired a spreader much like that in your picture can you get us any casting # so we can verify we have been trying to find out how old and if it is John Deere or Kemp & Burpee. any help would be appreciated.thank-you
There have been two recent articles on JD Manure Spreaders that you might want to review. The February 2008 issue of Green Magazine and November/December 2007 issue of Two Cylinder Magazine.
Also review the pictures in the "displays" album of the GOG 2008 pictures. There are more pictures there of a Model A Manure spreader with additional information.
Hello: I love the Windolph, and needless to say your's is the finest I've ever seen so far! I would really love to be able to add a couple pictures of it to my collection of tractors, do you have some photos you'd be willing to release for personal use only of course? Thank you Scott BTW: Where did you originally find this tractor, and how did you find parts?
---------------- This isn't mine. I took this picture at a show in Burlington, WA in 2003 and don't know much about it.
My family has had one just like this since the late 1940's. They have let it go to ruin, though. While my grandfather was alive, it was in immaculate, perfect running order. He would talk to it!
The Jubilee was the first tractor I ran at Aldarra Farms in Fall City in 1953. I was a Junior in High School. I bought one in Kittitas valley about 10 years ago. Now it is with me here in Gold Bar. Good to see your machine looking so new! - Hope to tinker with mine, now that I have more time. Earle
Guest Christy wrote:
Sunday, July 25, 2004 - 1:29 AM
Great picture of my dad and his shop! I was surfing and ran across this page. I also liked your fighter jet photo on the comment page.
I would like a good picture of the upgrade adaptor. Any help sure would be appreciated. I am really having a problem finding how to make this hitch work right.
This picture looks like the hitch I have on an A. I don't understand how the center link is supposed to work. Any information you can give sure would be helpful.
Do you sell parts for this hitch?
Anonymous wrote:
Tuesday, June 8, 2004 - 3:36 AM
excellent collections you have been showing us- I am looking for a 630 case diesel, I f you know of one let me know thanks Earl
Dean, other than the fact that these particular wrenches came with the tractor(?) they are not hard to find or very expensive. The top double ended wrench is probably the most common of all JD wrenches and worth about $10/$15. The bottom left is an extension for the "socket" wrench on the right that fits the wheel lug nuts. This extension came in several lengths. The socket and extension should go in the range of $20/$30 so you are looking at a total of about $40 max for the set. Plus postage etc. Unless you really want these particular wrenches I wouldn't get too excited I have several sets in the shed. The socket and extension normall came with the "New Generation tractors. Hope this "helps". John
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