Posted by Haas on November 30, 2011 at 11:48:13 from (75.201.46.28):
In Reply to: IH Power units posted by Darald in Az on November 30, 2011 at 11:18:33:
These power units were used for everything you can think of that needed a motor. Lots were used on balers and combines. But there were many that were free standing, used to drive water pumps, generators, carnival rides and the like. I think the free standing ones are the best for display. Some were direct drive with a clutch while others had right angle drives with gear reducers usually with a belt drive of some kind. I looked for a long time before I found my U-2. They are not easy to find and certain areas of the country seem to have more of them. At RPRU in Minnesota this year I talked to several folks that said there were a lot of them around there, because there were (or are) many dairy farms and nearly every dairy farm had one for use as back up power. It's a long way from you, but I know where there is a U-7 for sale here in East Tennessee that was on a saw mill. It's not running, but I don't think it would take that much to get it going. It's not stuck, but has no compression, likely a valve problem. The price is $500 and is firm. The U-7 is a bit rare as it was only made a couple of years. The engine is the same as in the F-20 tractor and it weighs in at almost 1600 lbs.
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