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Model # of old IHC haymower ??
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Posted by Tom S. in Tn. on March 05, 2005 at 05:51:55 from (65.7.68.240):
We recently picked up an old IHC pitman arm type sickle mower with some other parts and need to know the model #. It is PTO to belt driven pitman with 7' cut; semi mount off pivoting flat drawbar (goes to a C or H or something non hyd), and has single tail wheel in rear. I hate to ask dumb questions, but I am not up on my antique implements. We also need the clamp part on the end of the wooden pitman that connects it to the ball on the cutter bar. What is that part called, and anyone know where to look for one? 501 Ford, AC, or even scrap horse drawn have the same part? I am kind of at a loss because of it's age compared to mine and any info from you guys will certainly go a long way on this one for me. Thanx; Tom S. in Tn.
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