International 100 mowing machine

Would anyone have a pattern or dimensions for the mowboard or
whatever its called on the end of the cut bar? Thanks!

I have one for the belly mount A/C one made for the AC B and C tractor but not sure that would help you

Unless you want original there is an aftermarket one that places like TSC sells that works pretty good.

around here it is called a swath board-they are a universal fit--most farm and home type stores have them here.

I reverse engineered my own. Hopefully it will kick the grass over. I'm just clipping some rough and rocky ground with it. I've got haybines for serious business.
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Best thing I have ever found is a leaf out of a leaf spring.

I think your IH dealer sells the original like this

I posted this info some years ago: Board should be 3/4 x 6 oak(I know the factory furnished pine). A flat strip of thin steel, maybe 1/8 inch thick should be fastened to the bottom. Countersink screw holes and use wood screws. Note the spring in Gordo's pic. The board must flex a little, so a coil spring with appropriate flat washers is needed. On the inside next to the hay a carriage bolt should be used so that hay will not catch on the bolt head. The problem is that a square hole is needed. A flat steel brace the width of the board is bolted to the board, I think on the outside. It may be that there is the flat brace is on both sides, but however, there needs to be a square hole for the shoulder of the carriage bolt to fit in. Possible a round hole could be filed square. The board fabricated by the above poster, B?Warren? sorry for not taking note of spelling, shows a lip cut out to fit into the frame on the end of the cutterbar. This keeps the board from dropping too far down. It is best to cut this lip into the steel brace. The whole purpose of the board is to clean some space for the slide on the mower end of the cutterbar to ride in so the slide will not drag the hay cut in the previous swath and clog the mower.

Don't think I've made this as clear as I should but hope it helps.

KEH