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Pictures of International 100 mower mounting?

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Loren

08-06-2005 13:27:36




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Trying to figure what to do with the chains. One chain on the bellcrank and one on the right 2pt. arm. ????? A picture of a mounted setup would do this hick a ton of good.




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Jimmy King

08-06-2005 21:46:10




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 Re: Pictures of International 100 mower mounting? in reply to Loren, 08-06-2005 13:27:36  
If it is like the one on the 230 the chain on the right keeps you from lowering the 2 point too far. The one on the right tightens when you raise the 2 point and in turn raises the bar. I don"t know where it would be on a 100 on a 230 both sides just below the platform.



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buckva

08-06-2005 16:40:58




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 Re: Pictures of International 100 mower mounting? in reply to Loren, 08-06-2005 13:27:36  

Well this here book says to hook the chain on the right to the rock shaft bearing plate on the right side and connect the lifting chain to thr cylinder bell crank. Now I ain't never worked on any 2 pt stuff but this here 100 operatrs manual covers everthing real nice and has lots of pictures. Guess I could get you a copy. It ain't but 43 years old. Let me know.



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Loren

08-06-2005 20:51:41




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 Re: Pictures of International 100 mower mounting? in reply to buckva, 08-06-2005 16:40:58  
Thanks for the offer Buck. I'm going to order a manual now that I'm pretty durned sure it's reaqlly a 100. Thanks for the help.
Wondering if the instructions are for a different tractor since there isn't really anywhere on the rockshaft bearing plate to hoof the chain. There is a steel hoop around the rockshaft itself that someone may have used for this?? Loren.



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Loren

08-06-2005 20:51:09




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 Re: Pictures of International 100 mower mounting? in reply to buckva, 08-06-2005 16:40:58  
Thanks for the offer Buck. I'm going to order a manual now that I'm pretty durned sure it's reaqlly a 100. Thanks for the help.
Wondering if the instructions are for a different tractor since there isn't really anywhere on the rockshaft bearing plate to hoof the chain. There is a steel hoop around the rockshaft itself that someone may have used for this?? Loren.



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Tractor Dan

08-06-2005 15:59:28




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 Re: Pictures of International 100 mower mounting? in reply to Loren, 08-06-2005 13:27:36  
some where in the implament photos there is a couple of pices just do a search of #100 mower and see if it comes up
i riged up a hydrulic cylinder on mine and it works great



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Loren

08-06-2005 20:33:35




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 Thanks. in reply to Tractor Dan, 08-06-2005 15:59:28  
I checked earlier and found one brochure photo that didn't help much at all. Your search wording fixed me up, almost. Where does the chain on the right hook to the tractor? I can make a mount for the left chain as I think it'll go to the drawbar mount on the differential. That pic was clear enough to positively id mine also. Thanks again. I can order a manual now that I know it's what someone suspected earlier.

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