Help identifying disk manufacturer
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bmaverick
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Wish I knew. Its better than the King Kutter I have now other than not having notched discs.
It would be easy to restore. If you get to the bearings, they should come out to compare and replace without too much trouble.
Are the discs in good shape? How is the hydraulic lift arm working?
It would be easy to restore. If you get to the bearings, they should come out to compare and replace without too much trouble.
Are the discs in good shape? How is the hydraulic lift arm working?
The lift arm works great, disks are in good shape. The front axle broke and was hoping to order 1 so when I take it apart, it could go right back together. I just don’t know the manufacturer if the disk. Thanks
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Is there or was there an ID plate mounted on the frame? Maybe something etched?
Your disc harrow is special. It has a finger drag setup. Something I've not seen since the 70s or early 80s when my Pa had his 8N.
Is the color a faded beige or off yellow? What about the one wheel rim that looks original, is that a certain color? For JD, it's JD yellow.
The best I could find is a McCormick 35A. Yours looks sort of like it.
See this for comparison.
IH McCormick Disk - 35A?
I've attached some pictures of an old Disk that I'm working on. Haven't been able to find out much information on it. I believe it's a Model "IH McCormick 35-A"...but, when I went to the "Case-IH On-line Parts Catalog".... I'm not able to find anything pertaining to that model. I was wanting to k...
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It has the hydraulic lift, the disc cleaning fingers, the two wheels with the round tube bar, the frame geometry is the same, etc.
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Some people have welding machines that fix two piece axles into one piece axles.
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I was able to find the RARE manual for $6.
R4 1954 McCormick 35A Tandem Disk Harrow Operator Manual International Harvester | eBay
I have 2 versions of this: R2 and R4.This is the later R4. 1005 841 R4 11-2-54 on back cover. Nice condition. International Harvester.
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If your problem is a broken arbor bolt (axle), measure your broken one and look in Shoup Parts. They supply most sizes used and an incredible number of lengths.
I was able to find the RARE manual for $6.
R4 1954 McCormick 35A Tandem Disk Harrow Operator Manual International Harvester | eBay
I have 2 versions of this: R2 and R4.This is the later R4. 1005 841 R4 11-2-54 on back cover. Nice condition. International Harvester.www.ebay.com
Thanks. Got it ordered.