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Re: Is it a IH mod 100 sickle mower?
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Posted by Val on May 15, 2003 at 10:16:20 from (65.243.226.18):
In Reply to: Is it a IH mod 100 sickle mower? posted by Steve on May 14, 2003 at 20:16:49:
The model 100 had a longer hitch than the 1100. The lift cyl. on the 100 attached to an arm going through the hitch horizontally and then bent upward on the left side. The top of this arm was about the heigth of the pto shaft. A rod and chain were attached to the top of the arm above the cyl. going back to the lift pivot. On the 1100, the lift cyl. attached to a 3/4" thick flat steel bar that laid flat (horizontal) and pivoted on the bolt that attached the hitch. Other parts are all interchangeable.
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