Archive through March 13, 2008

[kmcconaughey]

Michael Jonathan Robilotta, look for a book titled "A Corporate Tragedy" by Barbara Marsh, it tells most of the story of the rise and downfall of <FONT COLOR="ff0000">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="000000">H</FONT>. It's out of print but you might be able to find a copy in a library. I have a copy but it's not for sale.

 

[dtanner]

Tod,, i have wide and (N) and i likem both and well,,, g,, they have Kol to right

 

[pfunk]

Michael R. You can purchase that book from Amazon.com but it ain't cheap. When I purchased my copy it was like $30. They're a lot more then that now. It's an interesting book and worth reading.

 

[jsdavis]

Ken,Matt,Kraig,and Tim
thank you guys,but again it helps if i understand what the heck im talking about!!!In Kens post its #21,in the parts look up its called a engage shaft.Sorry guys.I dont know if that mounts to the mule drive or the frame or?
Again thank you guys Jason

 

[jsdavis]

Actually i dont have to have a picture i just need to know what holes to stick the sucker in.the engage lever that is!!

 

[kweaver]

Jason - There's a hole on each side put there by the IH Gods jest fer dat purpose. Look and ye shall see ...

Hey I just remembered that I got Hank's book wednesday but I've been to busy to look at it.

 

[bjames]

Ray V, The early Originals, like yours, did not have the hole in the pedestals. Good uncracked pan seats are hard to find and are usually selling for well over $100.00 on e-pay. You can find cracked or welded ones pretty cheap and put a seat cover on it, which was an accessory for the Originals.

 

[rvanmersbergen]

Hi Don T. what year is your Original? I see the slot to allow for adj. Thanks for the help

 

[rvanmersbergen]

Bill thanks for the info, it kinda looked like a hole was added. Dons photo shows a slot, but I'm assuming his is newer?

 

[lhinds]

One of my Os has a slot for this and i had another had a round hole for adjustment. I don't know if either was factory.
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