International Part??

[prairieplow07]

This was found in a shed. Does anyone know what it is?
We sure don't.

 

[the tractior vet]

YUP , THAT IS A ADDITION to the throttle lever used on the old 300-450 tractors when the notches are plum slap wore out and no longer hold . that goes over the out side and add friction on the arch . My buddy had one on his old 450 D

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

This was found in a shed. Does anyone know what it is?
We sure don't.

TV is on to something. There was one in the tool box on my 400 & I never did figure out what it was for.

Is there a part number on the casting somewhere?

Mike

 

[prairieplow07]

Interesting. Thank you!

No part number I can find.

 

[Jim Becker]

IH marketed it as an approved accessory. As such, it was probably neither designed nor made by IH. They called it a "Stay-Set" throttle control. It was available under part number 999627R91.

 

[D Slater]

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YUP , THAT IS A ADDITION to the throttle lever used on the old 300-450 tractors when the notches are plum slap wore out and no longer hold . that goes over the out side and add friction on the arch . My buddy had one on his old 450 D

IH marketed it as an approved accessory. As such, it was probably neither designed nor made by IH. They called it a "Stay-Set" throttle control. It was available under part number 999627R91.

So what was the advantage of buying this over a new washer and throttle quadrant?
Seems kinda backwards to me.

 

[Tramway Guy]

If you were using it as a stationary power unit such as on a generator or water pump, you might want to make sure the lever didn’t creep down over an extended period of time. Makes sense to me.

 

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If you were using it as a stationary power unit such as on a generator or water pump, you might want to make sure the lever didn’t creep down over an extended period of time. Makes sense to me.

That's what I figured after I posted but I wasn't completely sure.
Thanks.