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IH 37 disc hitch?

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Tim Wafer

11-06-2003 14:49:25




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Yesterday I posted a picture of my IH disc hoping to determine the model # of it. Several of you thought it might be a model 37 except for the unusual hitch. I decided to start a new post with a better picture of the setup here.
The picture in my below post was when I brought it home; there was no cylinder on it yet. Here is a close up with the cylinder installed. The rod and linkage raises the front hitch as you raise the wheels keeping it more or less level when raised. Certainly doesn�t look homemade to me. Could it be some kind of optional hitch on a model 37? I couldn�t find any remnants of a model # anywhere on it. Was it actually stamped into it anywhere? How did a model 370 differ from the 37? I can�t seem to find any info on a 370.
I also looked around on the net last night and found another picture, which was labeled in the ad as a model 37. Nothing official about the # though. It has the same rod and linkage but appears to be missing the actual hitch. Thanks for the help!
Tim

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FarmallNut

11-10-2003 21:17:47




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 Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to Tim Wafer, 11-06-2003 14:49:25  
Tim,
A little off topic but.....
Do I detect "mud" the drawbar???? Did someone almost get stuck??? LOL Looking Good....



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Tim Wafer

11-11-2003 15:01:07




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 Re: Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to FarmallNut, 11-10-2003 21:17:47  
Yeah, but you can remove the almost!!! I thought I would try it out one night after dark since that�s about the only free time I can find. Of course its been raining a LOT lately. In fact was raining lightly at the time. It actually wasn�t going too bad till I found a spring I didn�t know was there. The tractor sunk like I was in quicksand. Had to eventually abandon the disc and still had one heck of a time getting out. I actually was amazed I did make it since the front wheels at one point were completely below ground. I could have walked back to the house and got my dozer but was lazy and didn�t feel like that long wet walk in the dark!
Tim

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ShepFL

11-06-2003 19:16:27




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 Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to Tim Wafer, 11-06-2003 14:49:25  
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Tim -
Like others said your disk appears to be a Model 37. Mine looks very similar to yours. Pic is when I first got mine. Busted disks and all we went to work :) Come-a-long on the back was to raise and lower since my Oliver did not have hyd. controls nor the control rod. I will try to get a close up pic this weekend.

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Leroy

11-06-2003 18:09:03




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 Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to Tim Wafer, 11-06-2003 14:49:25  
That is the selfleveling hitch, they work good



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TP from Central PA

11-06-2003 15:45:22




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 Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to Tim Wafer, 11-06-2003 14:49:25  
I think that is a self leveling hitch..... ....It automatically levels the disk for you, our 37 has a big crank and you must do it manually(Or use the 2pt drawbar ;-D)..... ....I believe the 370 has a different manual crank and hitch, but not to much different.

Don't worry too much about it, they are almost identical and they take the same parts(Smile ;-D)



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HB

11-06-2003 18:46:33




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 Re: Re: IH 37 disc hitch? in reply to TP from Central PA, 11-06-2003 15:45:22  
Self leveling hitch! I wish mine had that!!
Mine has the crank too,I'm always fiddlin with it ;^)
HB



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