Re: IH horse drawn grain drill

Posted by rhtx55 on August 02, 2012 at 17:42:34 from (207.119.62.8):

In Reply to: IH horse drawn grain drill posted by smcIND on August 02, 2012 at 14:20:29:

Back in the "horse drawn" days there were several manufacturers that no longer exist, and even after IHC was combined into one company many seperate companies continued to market under their own names, and companies like IHC would also buy out the competition, sometimes just to get the patent rights for their own machines, or to snuff them out completely as competitors.

This all makes for a varied array of not only equipment, but who made them & when. The metal parts will have a casting code or logo imprinted somewhere, most grain drills had elaborate paint decorations that faded very quickly with use. Sometimes a spray bottle of water will make them legible enough to figure out, most times they are long gone.

A photo from four angles will usually jog someone's memory here, they may have reference material, such as a sale brochure, parts book, or an owners manual that will help you identify it.

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