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Old 03-22-2013, 08:33 PM
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Got bored while doing a little "spring" cleaning today and decided to try and fit a hold spreader that I got that was mounted on the front of a 100. Well obviously I didn't want it on the front so I went for the back and suprisingly I didn't have to modify a single thing except drill two holes in the spreader frame and used longer bolts in the back four transaxle holes. All I have to do now is find a new.electric motor to turn the spreader. Any body have any ideas on decently cheap 12 volt.motors.with a little bit of power? Here are a few pics and I'm still able to use my receiver hitch and can put any and all mid or front mount attachments so no reason to remove. Only weighs maybe 50 lb and don't worry it will get a new coat of paint when its up and working
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My phone isn't wanting to load the pics right now. Will get them as soon as possible
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Here are a couple for now. Not the best
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Nice job!
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Great job! Thanks for the pics.
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What drove the wirley wheel before?
I've got an Earthway that mounts to an ATV, and it has a small motor mounted to the bottom. Maybe look on their website for ideas.a
I also don't think you want to run seed through it, very hard to calabrate, there more for fertilizer.
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O has a electric motor on it now but its locked up tighter then the bolts that hold the tractor together.I was gonna use a 90* gearbox that I have from a old mtd junker but I.didn't want to go.overly nuts with.the mount. So I am just gonna find another electric
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try northern tool, they have tons of motors.
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You can also try Surplus Center.
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You can also try Surplus Center.
Or a yard sale 12 volt cordless drill with the battery gutted to make the adaptor to run the power cord to your switch coming off your battery.
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