New Idea 10-8 Spreader Front-Rear Axle Parts

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Available New Idea Spreader No. 8, 10-10A Front-Rear Axle Parts. To select more than one part in the same drop-down box, select one to add to the cart, and then select continue shopping to add more parts. 

1. Front Axle Casting L497
2. Front Axle Wear Plate A462S
3. Steering Rod End L502
4. Steering Rod End L502
5. Rear Axle Collar L335
6. Disc Wheel 24” EZ, K-3174
7. Rear Axle Sprocket Wheel Hub L507A
8. Pawl for Sprocket Hub EZ, L-312
9. Pawl fits Left or Right EZ, 315
10. 36-Tooth Sprocket Wheel EZ, 121-SR
11. Steel Wheel 1-3/4” Bore EZ, L-506-A
12. Wheel Hub without lug 1-3/4” bore EZ, L-540
13. Rear Axle Bronze Bushing 1-3/4 O.D. x 2” Long K1550
14. Rear Axle Bearing Housing Left EZ, L563A
15. Rear Axle Bearing Housing Right EZ, L564A
16. Rear Axle Feed Cam L510A
17. Rear Axle R.H Pawl L310
18. Rear Axle L.H. Pawl L312
19. Axle 1-3/4” x 69” Long EZ, 1150-SA
20. No. 29 Woodruff Key 3/8” x 1-3/4” Long EZ, K-591
21. R.H. Pawl Spring 1515S (5/16" Bore)
22. L.H. Pawl Spring 1516S (5/16" Bore) 
23. Rear Axle Pin K1937

Our Amish companies have been making replacement parts since 1950 for what many consider antique or junk farm machinery today.  In the late 1800s and early 1900s, just about every farm used the same farm equipment providing ample outlets for replacement parts.  As most farmers modernized through the 1900s the Amish still depended on horse-drawn equipment as many still do today.

Since this equipment is no longer being manufactured and dealers are no longer stocking parts it becomes difficult to keep this old vintage farm machinery operational. Both Amish and vintage farm machinery implement enthusiast scour junkyards, farms, and tree lines in search of these long-abandoned implements for restoration.

Cottage Craft Works.com travels deep into the back roads to find Amish companies who are still making the replacement parts to maintain and restore this old-time horse-drawn farm machinery.

Click Here to see all the vintage New Idea replacement parts available.