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Model # of International Disk

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65 Oliver 1650

02-13-2006 19:28:57

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I have a IH disk and am trying to find out the model #. It is 8 or 9 feet wide and looks just like the one in the implement photo's except mine isn't that wide. Would mine be a model # 370?? Any help is sure apprieciated. Thanks

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65 Oliver 1650

02-26-2006 20:09:30

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

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65 Oliver 1650

02-17-2006 20:35:39

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Thanks Harold

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Harold H

02-17-2006 10:50:10

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

IHC 37 is basicly the same as later 370 which incorporated a few minor changes. Same went for the heavier 48 which changed to the 480. There never was a 47 but they came out with a 470 to fill the gap in weight between the 370 and 480.
Just for interest. All were offered in several different widths & blades.

Harold H

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65 Oliver 1650

02-15-2006 16:17:08

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Re: Model # of International Disk( # 37 ) in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Thanks for all the replies. I think you are right Allen, it must be a model # 37. At least it sure looks like the pic u posted. I looked this afternoon and there is no tag on it. If there was one, it is long gone. Thanks again.

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65 Oliver 1650

02-15-2006 16:14:08

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Re: Model # of International Disk( # 37 ) in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

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65 Oliver 1650

02-15-2006 05:22:06

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Thanks Allen, I will look for a tag, I didnt see one, but now that I know where to look exactly, that might help out. The box frame part measures 6 feet wide and then I guessed about 2 feet out on each side from that and came up with a 10 foot wide disk. I am sure it is not 12'. ( I pull it with an Oliver 66.)Thanks for all your help, Randy.

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65 Oliver 1650

02-14-2006 18:17:45

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Re: Model # of International Disk ( Posted Pictur in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Posted a picture of disk in implement alley. Maybe that will help with figuring what model I have. Thanks for all the help. Randy

P.S. How do you post a picture in here with a reply????

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65 Oliver 1650

02-14-2006 18:14:27

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Re: Model # of International Disk ( Posted Pictur in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Posted a picture of disk in implement alley. Maybe that will help with figuring what model I have. Thanks for all the help. Randy

P.S. How do you post a picture in here with a reply????

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Allan in NE

02-15-2006 02:16:09

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Re: Model # of International Disk ( Posted Pictur in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-14-2006 18:14:27

Randy,

On the back face of that rear angle iron on the box, there is a 3" stamped metal model number tag. It should be riveted to the angle iron.

Sure looks like a 12' 37 to me, but it is hard to make out that leveler, which was about the only difference between it and the 370.

Allan

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Ioway

02-14-2006 16:24:07

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

The 37 came in different width..the number was different models not width..I think the widest was a 15' model 37. 35's had wheels but a whole lot different frame..the pull type drag arounds i dont know the number of

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ricedaddy

02-14-2006 16:11:07

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

sorry to differ but the last PIC is a IH #37 or I got fooled when I bought mine (-:

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Allan in NE

02-14-2006 16:31:21

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to ricedaddy, 02-14-2006 16:11:07

Nope,

Stamped right on the nameplate "370".

Allan

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ricedaddy

02-14-2006 17:01:47

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to Allan in NE, 02-14-2006 16:31:21

guess I got gypped huh, i always thought the 370 was a heavyer disk than the 37. learn every day Thanks
Ron

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ricedaddy

02-14-2006 17:01:05

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to Allan in NE, 02-14-2006 16:31:21

guess I got gypped huh, i always thought the 370 was a heavyer disk than the 37. learn every day Thanks
Ron

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ricedaddy

02-14-2006 16:59:54

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to Allan in NE, 02-14-2006 16:31:21

guess I got jipped huh, i always thought the 370 was a heavyer disk than the 37. learn every day Thanks
Ron

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Allan in NE

02-14-2006 17:49:56

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to ricedaddy, 02-14-2006 16:59:54

Does yours have the nameplate? Right rear corner of the frame?

Allan

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ricedaddy

02-14-2006 18:41:59

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to Allan in NE, 02-14-2006 17:49:56

Allan, I have retired and sold almost everything at auction! Was going from memory, guess I has crs disease!

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Ioway

02-14-2006 15:49:19

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

I was thinking the 370 had 2 sealed bearings per gang and were lighter. Not at all certain on that. There were some grease bearings in the 37's but the later ones were sealed.

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Allan in NE

02-14-2006 16:42:13

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to Ioway, 02-14-2006 15:49:19

My 370 has 3 greasable bearings per gang. The only diffference between it and the 37 I used to have is the leveling device and those weight carriers.

The 35s looked identical to the 37 except was lighter.

Allan

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65 Oliver 1650

02-14-2006 08:32:37

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Allen, what is the main difference between the 37 and the 35?? Hard to tell because your pic of the 37 is not a close-up. Mine has the same tongue,framework and design of the picture of your 10' # 35, except the "boxed" part. I will have to take a pic and post. I cant find a model tag anywhere on it. I take it the 37 is a later model? What years were they made? Thanks Randy

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65 Oliver 1650

02-14-2006 07:08:07

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Thank you. Mine must be the model # 35. I remeasured this morning and it is 10 feet wide. The only difference is where the weight "box" area is solid on the bottum, mine just has 4-5 bars going across. Any idea on what years that these were made?? Thanks again. P.S. Allen, what part of Neb. you from. I lived in Grand Island in the early 80's. Randy

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Allan in NE

02-14-2006 07:27:34

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-14-2006 07:08:07

Randy,

I think you have a model 37.

I live 'bout two post hole lengths from the Wyoming line.

Allan

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Allan in NE

02-14-2006 03:59:04

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

Is it a drag type or a tandem tow (does it have wheels)?

I think the first IH wheeled type was the 35, but they were about 10 foot. The 37s were next and then the 370 when they got to be about 14' wide or so.

I've doctored this first picture. IH's early drag disc looked something like this one with a little different rear hitch.

2nd picture is a 10 foot model 35 and the last picture is my old 370.

Allan

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Doug in IL

02-14-2006 03:17:41

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Re: Model # of International Disk in reply to 65 Oliver 1650, 02-13-2006 19:28:57

It could be a 370. But it's more likely to be a model 37, which preceded the Model 370.

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