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Disk Identification

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wenning

09-04-2007 18:53:15




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Does anyone know what brand or model this disk is and if you could send me a picture of a restored one also my only leed is that it might be a MMoline




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Mingo

09-05-2007 08:32:48




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 Re: Disk Identification in reply to wenning, 09-04-2007 18:53:15  
If the angle arms that adjust the rear gangs run on a slide it is a 10-A, if they run on a roller then it is a 9-A. We sold a lot of 9-BAs. They had 9.5 inch spacings on the front gangs and 7.5 inch spacings on the rear qangs. Yes, each rear gang had one more disk on each side.



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georgeky

09-05-2007 09:02:06




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 Re: Disk Identification in reply to Mingo, 09-05-2007 08:32:48  
Mingo, that means mine are 10A or B then as they have the slides. They also do not have any wooden bearings in them. I know lots of old disk did have, but neither of the 2 sets I have do. They are very good harrows though.



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msb

09-05-2007 07:48:45




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 Re: Disk Identification in reply to wenning, 09-04-2007 18:53:15  
Its an IHC. I used one as a kid behind a Farmall M.



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CENTAUR

09-04-2007 19:25:35




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 Re: Disk Identification in reply to wenning, 09-04-2007 18:53:15  
That ratchet adjustment looks like a model 10a IHC that we had in the late 30s with wooden bearings which I opened up to see what they looked like after a couple of years and they were just like new.I was ammazed how long hardwood lasts if it is lubed. CENTAUR



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georgeky

09-05-2007 08:10:39




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 Re: Disk Identification in reply to CENTAUR, 09-04-2007 19:25:35  
Could also be a 9A. They look almost just alike. Don't think the 9A has the wooden bearings though.



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