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LloydCentWi View Drop Down
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    Posted: 10 Apr 2011 at 9:46am
Seen this on ebay, lol.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Allis-Chalmers-110-Front-Unload-Manure-Spreader-Tractor-/200596421241?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eb47a7a79
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lol well thats something else...
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That is just criminal to do something like that.
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To be honest, I'd still buy it if I had the money and need.
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JD still copying the better  product
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shouldn't the heading be a sheep in wolf's clothing???   just a thought
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Probably  one of those people who call them ALICE CHAMBERS...
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Someone please buy it and put 12 cans of Krylon on before you take it down the highway!!   the poor thing is having an identity crisis!!
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Originally posted by beeman beeman wrote:

Probably  one of those people who call them ALICE CHAMBERS...


That gets old quickly. LOL! Almost as quickly as Allis Chamlers or Allis Chamblers. The sad part is that I know people that believe that is how it is actually pronounced <<face-palm>>.
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For 600 bucks, it's well worth the time and effort to replace that hideous color.  I'm NOT hauling a manure spreader 1500 miles.  Someone closer please buy it.
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Looks like a lot of work to get it back to original....side boards, rear  and floor are all wrong, pto isn't original.....
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Looks to be a good spreader with a little bit of work and some paint.  I don't need one as I have allready got one, but somebody better grab it.
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 Well I bought it and it will be soon back the way it should be. But first it will be fun loading some manure on that green paint. It seems to work just fine.
 Anybody have some good pictures of one so I can do a good restoration?
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You did very well with that purchase. Please keep us posted with pictures.
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Congrats on the getting the spreader!
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Hey Lloyd, Where are you located. I live just outside of Marshfield.
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