New Idea 10-8 Manure Spreader Shields
Replacement shields for vintage New Idea #10 and #8 Manure Spreaders. The parts diagram is for New Idea #10, but most parts were interchangeable unless explicitly noted as single-model components.
High-wear parts available are listed below based on the original New Idea manuals.Â
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Description / New Idea 10-8 Manure Spreader Shields
It would be data-prohibitive to list each part with shipping. Therefore, shipping & handling are based on an average purchase of a few parts. We charge a minimum $14.50 flat base rate for all items, regardless of size. This covers the cost to process, pack, and drop-ship, as well as the actual shipping charges.
Additional shipping charges may apply to larger orders. We will send you an invoice if required.Â
Available Parts
Distributor Shields
- Distributor Chain Shield 0620RSA
- Distributor Shield 1318S
- Ratchet Wheel Shield 1232S
- Ratchet Wheel Shield 1170SA
- #8 Ratchet Wheel Shield 416-1/2 (No Diagram Show)
Main Drive Shields
- Main Drive Shield 1045S
- Main Drive Shield 1046A
- Main Drive Chain Shield 1123SA
- #8 Shield L419-1/2 (No Diagram Shown)
- #8 Feed Shield 418-1/2 (No Diagram Shown)
- Filler Shield 1317S (No Diagram Shown)
Upper Cylinder Shields
- #10 Upper Cylinder Shield R.H. 936SI
- #10 Upper Cylinder Shield L.H. Â 937SI
- #8 Upper Cylinder Shield 420S
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