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I-9 vs. W-9

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bob learned

12-09-2000 18:08:45




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My brothers and I are having quite a discussion concerning the differences between the I 9 and the W 9, specifically the difference in the distance between the front wheels verses the difference between the rear wheels. Are the front wheels on a I-9 the same distance apart as the W-9 or is the difference in the rear wheels.
Anyone with some specs concerning same -- please write.
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Bob Learned

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Harold H

12-10-2000 18:31:45




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 Re: I-9 vs. W-9 in reply to bob learned, 12-09-2000 18:08:45  
Bob,

I don't know exactly what the front tread is but the standard rear tread on the I-9 is 50 1/2" whereas the standard rear tread on the W-9 is 60". Standard tires on the I-9 were 7:50 x 18 front and 13 x 32 rear. Standard tires on the W-9 were 7:50 x 18 front and 14 x 34 rear. I-9 factory optional tires were 7:00 x 20 & 7:50 x 20 front and 14:00 x 23 & 18:00 x 26 rear. W-9 factory optional tires were7:00 x 20 & 7:50 x 20 front and 15 x 34 and 18 x 26 rear. As you also know, the I-9 is a International and the W-9 is a McCormick or a McCormick Deering depending on year model. The I-9 also has a foot accelerator and a clutch brake. Hydraulic brakes were optional on the I-9.

Harold H

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RB

12-09-2000 18:22:40




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 Re: I-9 vs. W-9 in reply to bob learned, 12-09-2000 18:08:45  
Thought they were the same,bu I have an I-4 and it looksthe same as the W-f.Let me ask,whats on the nose,International or McCormick?Int. would be an I-9.McC-Deer wouldbe a W-9,I think.



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DOH!!!!!!

12-09-2000 20:42:29




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 Re: Re: I-9 vs. W-9 in reply to RB, 12-09-2000 18:22:40  
Reread yur post and looked in Guy Fays Originaity guide,but it only states that the I-9 and ID-9 had an avavilable heavy duty front end.Sorry for the mix up.RB



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