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IH sickle bar model?

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Pat McD

12-26-2006 05:53:25




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Greetings! Can anybody help me ID what model this mower is? 3-point hitch, 6' bar, pitman arm (missing), says M-2571 on the large drive pulley (best I can make out), 45C375RI on another part (again, best I can make out).
Been scouring the internet looking for photos of various models, but came up empty.

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PatMcD

12-26-2006 06:25:36




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 Re: IH sickle bar model? in reply to Pat McD, 12-26-2006 05:53:25  
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Here's another photo. I've always cut my fields with bush hog, so I have no idea as to what I am looking at here. I know the pitman arm (?) is missing, along with the part that attaches to the "ball" on the bar (socket-type thing?) Any idea where I can get schematics or a manual?

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Hugh MacKay

12-26-2006 06:14:44




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 Re: IH sickle bar model? in reply to Pat McD, 12-26-2006 05:53:25  
Pat: I'm almost certain it's a C-28. IH built other mounted mowers with that same basic configuration, (lower model numbers like 24) but I think they were all fast hitch. Near as I know C-28 was the only 3 point hitch model until they went pitmanless or balanced head mowers.

One item I can't see from your photo; on the left an arm pivots at lower link point, one end goes under tractor lower link and other end hooks to actual cutter bar lift, causing bar to lift picking up outer end of bar in advance of inner end. If you can confirm that I think we have it nailed. IH built numerous mowers that have many of the same components, thus one has to get into minor details to be sure on model number.

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