Disk identification

Posted by Joel H. on November 02, 2003 at 13:45:57 from (209.163.0.148):

I need help indentifying a disk I have. I believe it is an IH disk. The frame is made of about 3" channel iron,the frame is in two halves that bolt together in the middle. Each half frame has a cross brace made from the same channel iron. It is a tandem disk. Each gang has 9 blades spaced about 6 to 7" apart. It has hydraulic lift which consists of two small hydraulic cylinders hooked together. These cylinders look similar to what you would find on an IH front-mount cultivator or semi-mount mower. The oldest IH disk that I am familiar with is the model 37. This is definately different than that. I was wondering what model it could be and how old it could be. Thanks for any replies.

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