Hillbilly Delucks said: (quoted from post at 23:39:47 11/26/08 ) And where is the chart at?Did I over look it or is it on a different web-site?
Hiding amongst some dusty cobwebs! :oops:
It is in a IH history book I have; I'd looked at the 15-30/22-36 numbers not long ago so didn't even have to look it up to know a '28. As far as here, for some reason the 10-20 is listed, but I don't think the 15-30 is. It does seem I came across a different website a while back that had the list, but sure don't recall where.
Any pictures yet?! Showing both the shear numbers of these used as well as farmer ingenuity I love to see how many parts are factory vs. field installed 22-36, P-300, other IH, or after market on these. 8)
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