ep gave you some good info. Here are some pictures to show you how it's hooked up on my 140.
1st Photo is a side view. Following the drive chain from the 13 tooth gear on the left drive under the axle. they are; next one, 8 teeth then 7 teeth, then 12 then 8 and the last one drives the fert hopper drive with 13 teeth.
This picture shows the various seed hopper seed plates I have researched in depth and put together for my garden.
This picture is the downward, view towards the back and shows how this runner planter hooks up.
Hope all this helps you. If you would like, I have an extra manual for an IH 184 planter. PM or email me with your address and I'll send it to you.
OB
This post was edited by OB OBrien at 09:04:14 04/09/11.
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