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Jim Lockhart

11-14-2005 19:37:38




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May have found a model 2-MH IH corn picker,will it fit an 1947 H farmall?Thanks




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Itchy

11-17-2005 10:52:45




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jim Lockhart, 11-14-2005 19:37:38  
I dont think IHC made mounting brackets for an H tractor. The IHC #24 picker was made for the H,SH,300 and so on.



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DAJ

11-15-2005 08:03:33




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jim Lockhart, 11-14-2005 19:37:38  
We had a "H" break in half with the old smaller Picker.



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Jerry Coulter

11-15-2005 07:40:46




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jim Lockhart, 11-14-2005 19:37:38  
My father-in-law harvested with one on his H for a number of years. I never noticed any overload. What a job every fall mounting that beast! Eventually, I ate up the tranny on that tractor while plowing.



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Leroy

11-15-2005 15:56:06




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jerry Coulter, 11-15-2005 07:40:46  
Are you sure it was that model and not the picker made just for the H?



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Punchie

11-15-2005 05:41:50




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jim Lockhart, 11-14-2005 19:37:38  
HI Too heavy ? Maybe need to not say anything, but I thinking about the old H we have has the same tires as a M and just about 35 HP. ( super H with a 300 Head, would look just like a Normal junk H to any else. ) Unless the frame would not handle it. I would say it would depend no the tractor. H can be from the low 20's in HP to higher than 40-45 with out alot of extra work. If you go nuts alot more than that but you would not use it in the field.

Have a Good One !! Teddy

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Josh H

11-15-2005 06:53:28




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Punchie, 11-15-2005 05:41:50  
The axles on an H will break, and even a fair amount of M's have broken rear axles under the weight of a mounted picker.



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Leroy

11-15-2005 05:29:01




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 Re: What will this fit. in reply to Jim Lockhart, 11-14-2005 19:37:38  
Way too heavy for that small of a tractorm minum of an M



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