Given the increasing need for fertilizer to increase the amount of land on a farm, you need a machine designed to distribute your valuable fertilizer effectively and efficiently.With their special A-frame subframe to reinforce the spreader's structure and improved "Bear-Claw" paddles that are made to chew up thick manure clods and make sure your manure is chewed up and spit out, the International 500 series spreaders are just what you need.There are several alternatives to suit your size and demands on the farm, with sizes ranging from 118 to 274 bushels. For larger farms with heavy-duty bogies, the tandem 575 and 595 provide larger capacity to lessen twists and stresses on large loads.
The 555 is a special addition as it includes an apron that is powered by hydraulics, in contrast to the others. This lets you adjust the amount of manure you want to apply while you're on the road.
The 530 540 550 555 & #8211; Hydraulic Apron 560 575 595 Options are among them. Add
Rear SMV signs are optional on all spreaders. With the exception of the 555, which has a hydraulically powered apron, all spreaders have mechanically driven aprons.
Dates of Slurry Equipment Manufacturing
Beaters Hydraulic Endgate Front Splash Guard Pan of Slurry
1971–1973 (Cream/Red) 1974–1981 (Black/Red) 1982–1984 (Black/Silver/Red) Red/Black/Silver, 1985-1991 The case Worldwide Spiked Beater Paddle Beater Spring-Tooth

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