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Posted by Dr Cy Kosis on January 23, 2003 at 18:18:42 from (65.174.44.103):
I have an old International stationary baler and cannot find any kind of ID tag on it. The machine is complete, shows little wear and is in excellent condition excepting loss of paint. Th only thing I can tell is that it must be a 1936 or older due to traces of the old pre 1937 blue grey paint and traces of the circular IHC logo. The machine was set up for either belt or stationary engine operation. The engine was obviously there at some time but has been removed. I found a number stamped in the frame near the gears. The number is: CC 22 A. Can anyone tell me any more about this machine?
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