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IH No. 9 horse drawn mower

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Ed Baker

02-23-2008 10:43:15




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I am restoring an IH No.9 horse drawn mower. I would like to put on a wood grassboard and wood grasstick. I have the metal fittings but none of the wood. Does anyone have the overall length of the board and the stick? I think I can get the shape from enlarging pictures of the board but don't have the overall lengths. Or if anyone has a source to buy the board let me know. thanks




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Loren in MN

02-29-2008 10:46:18




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 Re: IH No. 9 horse drawn mower in reply to Ed Baker, 02-23-2008 10:43:15  
I may have a NOS grassboard. Not sure if I'm interested in selling but I could get some measurements. I sold one to a fellow in Maine last year, but kept a drawing of it with the hole placements. I'm not sure if those that I would have are specific for the #9 as they were marked either McCormick or Deering. I may also have one for JD and Minnesota mowers. I also have about a dozen NOS pitmans with all the iron attached. -Mostly for JD but some for McCormick/Deering. I have been selling the pitmans. At one time, I had about 50 pieces of horse machinery. Some of that is also for sale, as I'm down sizing the collection. One of my favorate pieces of machinery is the horse drawn hay tedder. I still have 9 of them.

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mark1757

02-29-2008 05:17:18




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 Re: IH No. 9 horse drawn mower in reply to heiferduster, 02-23-2008 10:43:15  
Ed,

This should put you in the ball park.

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Mark



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