Letters to the Editor

|Published on July 1, 2006

The machine shown on page 5 of the May 2006 issue of Farm
Collector is a Model N manure spreader. I had one in my time
of farming. I am now retired at the age of 89. There is a Model LUC
2-cylinder gas engine on board, plus a seat, and apparently it was
used in a parade. It had a 3- to 4-foot tongue on the front end to
hitch to a tractor.

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