Posted by Patrick Martin on September 05, 2007 at 21:06:16 from (64.154.26.250):
OK, I just bought this thing and need to find out what model it is.
I know it's an IH and it fits an M.
It's not a 120 I don't guess because it doesn't have a rear wheel nor does it bolt to the drawbar. This one requires removal of the drawbar and it bolts right up to the axle housing. It has a WOODEN pitman arm and a regular size 7 or 8 foot sickle blade too.
I wish I had a pic to post but I forgot to bring my camera to work and there's none in the photo ads or ebay to post a picture of!
Anyone know the model, etc of this thing?
I'm thinking of converting it to a 3 point category 2 hitch by either bending a section of pipe for a yoke like my Ford mower or fabbing it out of heavy angle iron. This one lends itself to this conversion better than the 120 with the crazy wheel.
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