Wheel Disk Identification

drunes · Feb 21, 2011

Can any one identify this disk? 36 disk about 10' wide, adjustable wings, missing hydralic unit. Pull type wheele disk. Posted a photo.

gregger · Feb 21, 2011

look like a Krause

super99 · Feb 21, 2011

Looks like something from a short line company, Krause, maybe??

rrlund · Feb 21, 2011

Dunham.

drunes · Feb 21, 2011

Thanks; having a hard time finding anything on the web about this disk. Does not seem to be many of them around or atleast for sale.

Ill John · Feb 21, 2011

Not sure, but I thought we had an IH that looked like that, especially in the pitch adjustments.

usetob · Feb 21, 2011

if your thinking it's a 37 IH It's close but I think it's a dunahm

JDseller · Feb 21, 2011

That disk is a Dunham Lehr disk. They merged with Farmhand in the mid 70s. Then Farmhand got bought by Agco. I have not tried to get parts for them in years. Bearings and blades will be serviced by after market companies.

rrlund · Feb 22, 2011

I had a 12 footer just like it. I got bearings for it from the IH dealer. I think I might still have one out in the shop with the part number on the box. I don't think it was the same bearing that the IH 37 took,but some other IH disc. They were a square shaft.

Leroy · Feb 22, 2011

They never made many and the company went out of bussiness under that name years ago, do not know who took them over. Best known for cultipackers and cultimulchers but they also made rotary hoes and manure loaders. Most of the disks were older drag type disks that I have. Made or at least headquartered in Ohio.

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