Some old IH Stuff

larry@stinescorner · Jan 17, 2020

A few pictures of my brother selling off his stuff

he bought it many,,many years ago,,,would you believe I Loaded a dump truck with this machine? It started on gas,,the you pushed in a lever to get it to run on diesel,,it is a td 9

a man came and got all this stuff today

old · Jan 17, 2020

I think there was more then one lever you had to move to switch it to diesel. I had a TD6 a number of years ago and there where 2 levers you moved to go from gas start to diesel

Billy NY · Jan 17, 2020

That yard is getting cleared out in a hurry. Cannot believe how many (what look like) IH bevel gear compartments he had in there.
That 555A will lift quite a bit too, looks like he's well equipped for the task. I bought a 555C about 1 1/2 years ago, to help with cleaning up my yard, do a lot of small projects, etc. been very handy so far.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 17, 2020

could be,,I was 16,,Im 64 now,,so Im taking it from a rusty memory!!

larry@stinescorner · Jan 17, 2020

A Mennonite fellow bought them all

old smokey · Jan 17, 2020

larry? in that second pic theres a cement mixer....what kind of motor is in it ?

jm. · Jan 17, 2020

Looks a lot more like a 125 Ih crawler to me, Nothing about it John deer

jm. · Jan 17, 2020

Well this is one time you both are a little right.. LOL There was ONE lever that did the switch. YOu moved the throttle from the lower position gas up then OVER and on up to make the diesel switch .. but then there was another small lever to turn off the gas.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 17, 2020

Im not sure,,Ill check it out,,What motor do you need?

centash · Jan 17, 2020

So, it was a bit different than the 400 600 series where only one lever was moved forward to switch to diesel and shut the gas off and the throttle then acted as normal ??

Ben

warbaby · Jan 17, 2020

That is some SERIOUS iron! My dad had a few TD crawlers with 4 in 1 Drotts or Bucyrus blades and I still turn up odd parts off of them.

Does he have any TD series headlights? I need a pair- the old socket-and-bulb, non sealed beam style with the wire mesh brush guards held on by 4 screws spaced
around the lens bezel.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 17, 2020

Might have,,Ill check for you

Billy NY · Jan 17, 2020

555A Ford Backhoe, yellow crawler sure looks to be an IH

55 50 Ron · Jan 17, 2020

Interesting stuff. I'm very familiar with the WD-9 IHC tractor and those who have commented on the ONE lever/TWO lever starting are not correct in the fine details, but I'm not going to write that whole procedure out. Either you know it or you don't know it!

55 50 Ron · Jan 17, 2020

What model are you referring to?

55 50 Ron · Jan 17, 2020

Old, you are correct. Of course there is a bit more to explaining the whole process.

55 50 Ron · Jan 17, 2020

What are you meaning with the comment about "John deer"?

old · Jan 17, 2020

On the TD6 there was two levers you had to move at the same time of it would not switch to diesel

sjh · Jan 18, 2020

Hi Larry
Can you ask your brother if he has any tracts for a Int 500 dozer. My friend needs some pins to fix his.

old smokey · Jan 18, 2020

don't need one ? its just that that looks like the same type of mixer that I have and it has a hit and miss motor to run it and you don't see many of them

larry@stinescorner · Jan 18, 2020

no,,Ithink it has a wisconsin motor or briggs

larry@stinescorner · Jan 18, 2020

ok,Ill check

bobwhitecar · Jan 19, 2020

I used to have a t-9 dozer, it had pipe layer set up on it when I got it, took all that off and put on a blade

sms · Jan 19, 2020

My dad's sawmill had a UD18 power unit. I
remember just how it sounded when
starting and switching over to diesel,
been 44 years since he sold the mill.

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