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02-10-2016, 10:30 AM
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IH guy finally gets a real CC
Hi Guys
I figured I ought to introduce myself. I am a longtime IH truck collector, everything from Scouts, Pickups and Travelalls to my cabover Transtar and 6x6 R190. I recently traded a 75 3/4 ton IH pickup for my ~67 CC 125. The guy I made the trade with is a bit of a CC collector and included with the tractor a 1A tiller with extensions on both sides, a 36" snow thrower and a 48" deck with mule drive. From another buddy I picked up a push blade. My goal is to eventually repaint the the tractor and accessories and add either electric or hydraulic lift and some lights. I have several questions in regards to my new toy. 1.) The blower has the ID plate painted over. How do I identify what model it is? Also do anyone know the belt length to drive it? 2.) The tiller tines are pretty good at the moment but are replacements available? 3.) The mule drive is missing some pieces, namely the tensioning device that goes from the pulley arms to the drive frame. I am assuming it is just a threaded rod or are there tension springs involved? Thanks for the help in advance! 
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