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ID IHC corn planter

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Farmallb

01-27-2006 23:42:24




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Ive got an OLD IHC corn planter that looks more like a horse planter than a tractor, though tractor it is. It dosent have a seat or hand lift lever, but does have a rope trip and a crank set. Can anyone tell me the years and model of it. It has thereabouts 8 ot 10in opening discs. Im needing the 1 set of discs and their asseembly inside the frame they mount to.




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J.C. IN AZ.

01-28-2006 09:38:51




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 Re: ID IHC corn planter in reply to Farmallb, 01-27-2006 23:42:24  
Well a IHC 440 Planter looked like two Horse Planters put together and were for tractor use. Had lots of down force for hard ground.The 450 Planter was an advancement. It had independant units mounted to a frame. Both had automatic marking arms. I never ever saw Disc openers on a 440 but a lot of 450s had disc openers and then you had the IHC Tool Bar mounted Planter units.The later Air Machines etc. I don't have a clue. When I farmed I started with a JD 290 then a JD 490 and ended up with a JD 494.

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IaGary

01-28-2006 05:42:38




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 Re: ID IHC corn planter in reply to Farmallb, 01-27-2006 23:42:24  
Most early tractor planters were mounted is this one?
With a picture or more infro I may be able to identify. Does it have rubber tires or steel and so on.



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