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Posted by Hugh MacKay on December 20, 2005 at 03:18:13 from (209.226.247.74):
In Reply to: sickle bar mower posted by 350 HU Don on December 19, 2005 at 18:42:47:
Don: There were more than one fast hitch pitman type mower. Wayne indicates his being C-21, I know they existed but have never seen one. I've seen both C-24 and C-28. The main difference between 24 and 28 was the 24 was first used on the super C and had a pull rod running to rockshaft beside fuel tank. On that one the fast hitch just held the mower body at a fixed height and touch control rockahaft controlled the cutterbar. The 28 came later and had a pivot lever that lifted bar as one raised the hitch. That pivot lever went under the left fast hitch pull bar. The C-28 was also available as a 3 point hitch version, basically used that same pivot arm that went under left lower link of 3 point. You may also encounter some differences depending on where you live. IH did build items like mowers, rakes, plows, etc. in more than one plant. Some plants built machines a bit different from others even though they used the same model number. I have never studied the mowers, but can tell you the US built plows were quite different from Hamilton ON Canada plows. One other thing, all IH tractor pitman mowers, be they mounted, semimounted or trailing used the same basic mowing mechanism. Yes there were some improvments over the years, and some differences for the various configurations but the actual cutter bar and drive from pto used the same basic engineering. Model numbers on these mowers have nothing to do with length of cutter bar. All IH mowers were available with different length bars. Some as short as 5' and some as long as 9'. There were 5', 6', 7' and 9' bars, not all were available for all mowers, but each model did have more than one choice.
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