international 64 combine

[rusbuket]

have one in old barn motor is not stuck last time ran 50s or early 60s going to sell it anybody have an idea on price or where to market it

 

[drvtrain]

Where are you located?

 

[rusbuket]

(quoted from post at 11:44:52 01/05/16) Where are you located?

n se louisiana we also have a int bailer #50 and a 49 Kaiser in the same barn

 

[AJB-830]

My dad had an IH 64 combine that we used from about 1958 to 1965 when he bought a SP MH 35. He took the chaffer and sieves out before pulling it out in the woods. About two years ago a person from Connecticut, who had a IH 91 combine, asked if it still had the chaffer and sieves. These are the same as used in the SP IH 91 and 93 combines. I shipped the units to him as he said he couldn't find any out East to fix his 91. Think he gave me $100 for the chaffer and sieve and it also cost him $90 to ship them from Wisconsin to Connecticut. So those units might be valuable for someone with a 91 or 93 combine. Also, my dads had an IH cub engine on it but I think some also had an IH A engine. So might be worth something for parts to the right person. Al

 

[Gary Mckenzie]

I might be interested, would love to see it. I'm in MS, north of Franklinton, LA.

 

[rusbuket]

(quoted from post at 20:30:40 01/05/16) My dad had an IH 64 combine that we used from about 1958 to 1965 when he bought a SP MH 35. He took the chaffer and sieves out before pulling it out in the woods. About two years ago a person from Connecticut, who had a IH 91 combine, asked if it still had the chaffer and sieves. These are the same as used in the SP IH 91 and 93 combines. I shipped the units to him as he said he couldn't find any out East to fix his 91. Think he gave me $100 for the chaffer and sieve and it also cost him $90 to ship them from Wisconsin to Connecticut. So those units might be valuable for someone with a 91 or 93 combine. Also, my dads had an IH cub engine on it but I think some also had an IH A engine. So might be worth something for parts to the right person. Al

ounds right but this motor is bigger than a cub. kinda looks like an H motor but I could be wrong