Posted by John_PA on March 19, 2009 at 02:04:51 from (96.236.171.155):
Title pretty mcuh says it all. I want to know which IH baler had the cub engine on it. I know there was one.
I would like to find one to restore and pull behind my Farmall C for fun. I would love to find a 42R combine as well, because I think those had a cub engine on them. I had bought one a long time ago, for an engine for my cub. It was in real rough shape, though. I picked the bulk of it up with a shovel and pitchfork, because it rusted so badly. They kept the engine covered, and it had original paint all over it.
I'd love to know the model of baler, and perhaps find one some day soon, to restore.
I thought about an IH 37 baler to pull behind the Farmall C, but I think having a baler with a cub engine would be more fun.
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