disc harrow identification...help!

[forester7]

Is anyone able to help me identify this disc? I am quite certain it was made by international because I found the part number 652385-R1 on a part of the disc that i think is called a "spool" which is showing on the net as an ih part. However i am wondering about the model and availability of parts. It is for sale, but owner has passed away and has not been used in over 10 years easy. I am wondering if it is worth a purchase.

 

[504]

Around here a nice wheel disc will go from 800.00(worn out) to 1800.00 decent shape. That one looks good from here. With blades
going for 18.00 each(and up) it is cheaper to just buy a good disc,not one that needs rebuilt.

 

[casecollectorsc]

Bought a Kewanne that size a few years ago at auction for $75...nobody wants a small disk like that here.

 

[J Hamilton]

It does look very similar to an IH disk I
had years ago, I think the one I had was a
model 35A

 

[SVcummins]

I would buy it in a heartbeat. Looks like a 370 international
disk but a bit different

 

[rrlund]

I guess it depends on where you are. The food plot guys around here buy stuff like that faster than you can find it. Hard to find one under $1000.

 

[Jim Phelps]

I just sold one, it looks like an IH disc to me.

 

[DoubleR]

I have what I always figured was a I-H 37 disk that looks like that. I have pretty much rebuilt the whole thing over the years and
always told the I-H dealer it was a 37 and always have gotten the right parts.

 

[DeltaRed]

You must be in an area of mega farmers. Around here,food plotters and weekend warriors snap em up like hot cakes. Pay good money for em too.

 

[casecollectorsc]

Lots of big farmers here and a couple Hutterite colonies that farm mega acres. No place for anything like food plots...some Game and Fish land but the big guys rent that.

 

[forester7]

Yes, after researching the internet, it looks like I either have a 37 model or 370 model. I cannot tell the difference between them.

(quoted from post at 06:42:47 05/07/20) I have what I always figured was a I-H 37 disk that looks like that. I have pretty much rebuilt the whole thing over the years and
always told the I-H dealer it was a 37 and always have gotten the right parts.