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IHC 2-disc tiller

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KevinH

01-15-2005 15:36:57

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I purchased today an ihc 2disc tiller from a gentleman who assured me it was for an H Farmall. It is an Ih ploy(has several IH #'s, plus has the "i" inside the"H" logo). Does anyone know how I can determine if it will fit my H and how I would attach it? Also, is there a site that might would have a picture of how one attaches? I kinda searched through the implement photos on the left without much luck. Thanks in advance, Kevin

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Ralph L.

01-15-2005 20:09:12

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to KevinH, 01-15-2005 15:36:57

Kevin, I need more info .Is it a drag type that hooks onto the regular drawbar?I have a HM-150 disk plow that has its own special drawbar and steerable rear wheel and lift linkage .Ralph, P.S. I have the manual for it.

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KevinH

01-16-2005 05:45:23

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to Ralph L., 01-15-2005 20:09:12

Now that it's daylight, I snapped a pic. I'll try to get some #'s if you let me know which one's will help identify it. Thanks, Kevin

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Jimmy King

01-16-2005 07:16:46

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to KevinH, 01-16-2005 05:45:23

Kevin, that looks like an A151 2disc plow for a Super A, 40 years later I can not remember just how it hooks up. The rod on the left side gos up to the touch control arm, the long rod in the middle goes to the right front spindle and you must have a short arm to fasten to the spindle to hook that rod in to guide with. Over in implement photos they is a picture forn the operators manual of one.

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Jimmy King

01-16-2005 07:46:40

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to Jimmy King, 01-16-2005 07:16:46

Kevin, in implement photos between 1002 an 1009 after looking at it. memery is better Remove the draw bar on Super A, have two brackets that bolt to tractor not the same bolt holes as swinging draw but one in front and one behind it protudes in from of bullgear housing the balls on your plow fit in notches and lock that is the mounting and draw bar for the plow. I can not think of any way it would fit on an H. An HM150 hooks up completly differently.

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KevinH

01-16-2005 09:25:39

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to Jimmy King, 01-16-2005 07:46:40

Jimmy, I looked at the diagram in the implement photos and I don't think that is what I have. I posted 3 more pics of how it attaches over in implement photos. Thanks for the information so far. Kevin

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Jimmy King

01-16-2005 11:18:07

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Re: IHC 2-disc tiller in reply to KevinH, 01-16-2005 09:25:39

Kevin, I went back and looked at the A151 then at your pictures, and that is what you have. Maybe the fellow had rigged it to mount on an H, I don"t know. The balls I refered to are the I bolts in your picture, I said it has been 40 years. They bolt into the brackets that bolt inside the bullgear housing on a Super A. After looking at your other pictures the rod I see goes from the tail wheel guide arm to the bell crank on the flat peice near the hitch, I don"t see the one that goes to the guide arm on the right front spindle of the tractor from the bellcrank. When you turn the tractor wheel right the plow wheel should turn left, or in reverse when turning the other way. The lift arm on the left side should be spring loaded so it won"t bend when the plow flexes.

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