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identify Mccormick square baler

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scott Dewitt

07-20-2007 03:43:55




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trying to identify Mccorick pickup baler the only identifaction marks is the word Mccormick on the sheet metal above the hay auger. Any help would be apprechated




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scott Dewitt

07-23-2007 03:39:16




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-20-2007 03:43:55  
Thanks to all for there help , It must be a 45 due to it looking differant than the 46. I recieved a book for the 45 off of ebay but I bought a setup book not what I needed. I took a long look at the knotters and may have found some timing marks on the bevel gears .I placed the knotters so that all point align. turned baler by hand and everything turned as it should.Just a little leary of putting it under tractor power until I m sure this is the correct method of timing if any one has any idea on timing it would be greatly apprechated.
Thanks once again,
Scott

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scott Dewitt

07-23-2007 05:15:25




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-23-2007 03:39:16  
Thanks to all for there help , It must be a 45 due to it looking differant than the 46. I recieved a book for the 45 off of ebay but I bought a setup book not what I needed. I took a long look at the knotters and may have found some timing marks on the bevel gears .I placed the knotters so that all point align. turned baler by hand and everything turned as it should.Just a little leary of putting it under tractor power until I m sure this is the correct method of timing if any one has any idea on timing it would be greatly apprechated.
Thanks once again,
Scott

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JJ. in BC.

07-20-2007 13:33:23




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-20-2007 03:43:55  
Here's the remains of a #46

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scott Dewitt

07-23-2007 06:46:37




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to JJ. in BC., 07-20-2007 13:33:23  
Thanks to all for there help , It must be a 45 due to it looking differant than the 46. I recieved a book for the 45 off of ebay but I bought a setup book not what I needed. I took a long look at the knotters and may have found some timing marks on the bevel gears .I placed the knotters so that all point align. turned baler by hand and everything turned as it should.Just a little leary of putting it under tractor power until I m sure this is the correct method of timing if any one has any idea on timing it would be greatly apprechated.
Thanks Scott

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by george

07-20-2007 12:21:28




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-20-2007 03:43:55  
I think it could be a 45 IHC, old and trouble some.



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georgeky

07-20-2007 07:25:07




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-20-2007 03:43:55  
Scott, if you would post a picture someone could tell you which model it is. There may be a metal tag on it somewhere that has it on it.



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LarryW

07-20-2007 05:34:23




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to scott Dewitt, 07-20-2007 03:43:55  
I tired replying yesterday to your other post and it looks like the system was down then.

You might try going to caseih.com and then into the "search for parts". Then do a search under "46" for a "46 McCormack International Pickup Rectangular Baler" (for example). Try checking to see if the details match and compare parts numbers from the diagrams with the numbers stamped on parts on the baler.

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scott Dewitt

07-20-2007 07:57:49




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 Re: identify Mccormick square baler in reply to LarryW, 07-20-2007 05:34:23  
I went to the ih case web site found the model 46 baler some sililaritys however its not the exectly the same one. THe 50 t looks pretty close however mine doent have a motor on it it is PTO driven



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