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07-27-2001 05:35:33




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When Did A Framall Super H have the wide front end
with the steering rods to the rear Is the axle the
same on the front steer& the rear steer or did IH just change the linkage around I have the front steer would like to know what parts I would need to change it around Thank you




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Doc

07-27-2001 23:00:31




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 Re: Wide front in reply to 44, 07-27-2001 05:35:33  
I believe the change was made for the model year 1952. It may have been a year or 2 earlier, but not much. Doc



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Bama Binder

07-27-2001 07:53:26




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 Re: Wide front in reply to 44, 07-27-2001 05:35:33  
I'm not sure when the old style was changed to the new style...it probably was a running change so it is probably possible to find an old style on the Super H (or maybe a new style on a regular H).

My Super H is serial number 26160 (Late in the production run) and it has the new style. I have seen series I machines with the new style, so I don't know when the change was made.

Based on pictures I have seen of the old style and comparing them to my new style front, I'm pretty sure that you would have to replace the whole assembly. So to answer your question, I would keep the old style on your Super H. That is kind of a unique combination. If your SH is an early series I machine, it may well be original.

As expensive as original Wide fronts are now, I wouldn't want you to butcher a good original. Someone may trade with you, but as far as I can tell, the originals are running from $600-$1000 or more for good ones, either new or old style.

Be happy!! BB

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Dick Davis

07-28-2001 00:48:53




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 Re: Re: Wide front in reply to Bama Binder, 07-27-2001 07:53:26  
Bama is correct, the conversion from old style to new is not just replace a couple parts. I have an old style that was "converted by IH dealer" he cut away part of the main castings and fabricated a steering arm. It looks uglier than 7 kinds of homemade owl (droppings) and it didn't steer well at all. Trade or be happy, Dick



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