Posted by Dean Olson on July 05, 2010 at 16:52:33 from (74.142.113.12):
Any body have a pic of a factory mud scraper. Did IH make one? I have only seen 2. One has a flat piece of bar stock bolted to the lower bolster, on a horizontal plane, with 2 pieces welded on, a vertical plane, and sweeping back around each tire. The other one was made out of what looked like about 3' of 1 1/2"x3/8" bar stock and is one continuous piece. It's looped, on a vertical plane, around the from front to back with the 2 mounting bolts/washers coming in from the bottom. It then flares up about 8" and then out. Which one is original? If I had more snap I'd have taken a picture with my phone. The older I get the more I forget.
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