Which model Harrow?

dep · Oct 20, 2019

Hi, I know this is a pretty common IH harrow, but what model is it? Is 6?. Did they also come in hydraulic version?

gene bender · Oct 21, 2019

not from factory but there were kits to add on and using a one way cycl to put the disc out of gear you relieved the cycl for the disc to go into gear then used pressure to put it out of gear we had one on the new 8ft tandem in 49 local weld shop made them and sold them

JohnRowehl · Oct 21, 2019

I think it is a McCormick No. 10-A Disk Harrow. We had one that was 7? and one that was 9?. The 9? had a hydraulic cylinder on it. The owners manual I have for it shows a remote control cylinder adapter package, the power gang angling attachment (seen in your photo) and the independent gang angling attachment. It shows other attachments such as a hitch for trailing implements ( that we had on our 9?) full blade scrapers, center tooth attachment, hydraulic ?lift-all? de-angling device (power or manual set) depth gauges, and even transport truck (steel wheels). The date on the manual is 11-30-49.

dep · Oct 21, 2019

Thanks Gene. Do u know why it used a single acting cylinder instead of double?

F-Dean · Oct 21, 2019

Why do you call it a Harrow? In eastern Nebraska, we called it a "Disc"?
Just wondering!

khouse6 · Oct 21, 2019

we call it a disk, or disk harrow.

Russ from MN · Oct 22, 2019

That's a disc where I come from, this is a spike tooth harrow, a spring tooth harrow is a lightweight cultivator.

fastfarmall · Oct 23, 2019

Chance's are that all most tractors had in the era!

Which model Harrow?

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