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Re: 1 Point Fast Hitch
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Posted by Mike Schmudlach on September 27, 2004 at 20:28:45 from (66.188.134.105):
In Reply to: Re: 1 Point Fast Hitch posted by Hugh MacKay on September 27, 2004 at 16:28:16:
Hugh,
I would love to see a picture of a Cub 1 point with small points. IH never made such a thing.
If you have seen a 1 point small point it was some after market not IH. I collect fast hitch implements and have never seen an IH built 1 pt small point. I have never seen an after market or shortline 1 point small point either. Nor have I seen one in any parts book. If you study the numbering system for implements it will even state that the implements are for Cub or 100s (series) and Cubs on the later 1 pt. equipment.
Please take some pictures of these implements and Cub small point fasthitches and send them to me. I have spent many hours in the Archives of IH at the WHS and have never discovered any of your 1 pt. small point stuff.
Please prove me wrong with some pictures and make sure to take pictures of the part numbers.
Mike
mschmudlach@charter. net
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