I
have a unique and rare 50-year-old manure spreader I would like to get rid
of. Beautiful and well-cared for and has
not seen much hard use, but it is not a common brand. Unusual name that some have said comes from
Africa or Asia. No supporting origins
documentation available. Is a well-regarded name in 3rd world and
totalitarian countries. Spreads manure like crazy with unique ability to not
get much on itself. Has a nice
operational sound but is often said that you can’t tell what the sounds mean.
Hence, hard to diagnose some erratic behaviors.
Not for sale because I believe that would reflect badly on me. I want to give away, hopefully to an
international collector on November 6 this year. Comes with supporting teleprompter and no need
for supporting livestock since makes own manure.
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