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Re: Need help identifying IH 826.
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Posted by K.B.-826 on February 11, 2005 at 17:38:03 from (209.163.30.28):
In Reply to: Need help identifying IH 826. posted by Monty Feagley on February 11, 2005 at 15:27:54:
There was only one type of PTO used on the 826, which was a fully-independent, hydraulic engaged unit, but it could be had with just the 1000 RPM output shaft, or with both the 1000 and the 540 shafts. It's easy to tell the difference. If you've got the 540/1000 unit, as most of them do, you'll see two shafts sticking out the back of the PTO unit. The serial number is acually 14913, that 2510148U just some sort of code signifying that it is an IH tractor built in the US, or somthing along that line. "F" means it's a Farmall Row-Crop, an "I" would have signified an International Standard or Utility tractor.
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