[Farmall] Looking for Bob Currie (See Old Digest Posting Below)

[Colin M Rush]

I found the text from an old Digest posting made in 2003 by some folks. 
One of those was by a fellow named Bob Currie that had an old crank he
could not ID, and the following conversation identified it as the crank
for a 55 Hay Baler.  I have a friend that needs one.  If Bob is reading
this, do you still have it?  If he is no longer part of this list, does
anyone know how to get in touch with him to ask him?

See the text below for the general discussion.  I could not find his
original post with e-mail address to ask him.
-Colin Rush


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farmall-digest       Monday, September 8 2003       Volume 02 : Number
1911



Misc Tractors
F-14 fuel headaches
Re: Sickle Mower
Re: scooter wanted
Hydro: Was: Wanted 1980's Vintage
Re: F-14 fuel headaches
Re: F-14 fuel headaches
Farmall C hydraulic system info
Re: Farmall C hydraulic system info
Re: Farmall C hydraulic system info
Farmall C and the Super C
Re: Farmall C and the Super C
Re: odd looking crank
Re: odd looking crank
Some ads from the 9/6 Lancaster Farming
Re: odd looking crank
Re: odd looking crank
Re: F-14 fuel headaches
Re: Hydro: Was: Wanted 1980's Vintage
10-20 help needed
Re: F-14 fuel headaches
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed
Re: 10-20 help needed


Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2003 16:21:40 -0700
From: Guy Fay <fayguyma at execpc.com>
Subject: Re: odd looking crank

This is a little late. but I picked up a copy of the 19-XP and 19-XPF
index of
parts numbers, and the part isn't in either one- too late for the 19-XP,
too
early for the 19-XPF. As a guess, I'd say that number was assigned in
1939. Was
the tractor by any chance a Farmall A?

Guy

Bob Currie wrote:

> I drug home a parts tractor and in the ol tool box was a small hand
crank.
> It doesn't look to me like a tractor crank, but has the  IHC logo and
part
> #9802-DA stamped into the shank. Anybody have a master parts book that
> might describe this part?
>
> bobcurrie
> greenwood, CA
>
>
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Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2003 16:23:53 -0500
From: "Justin Weber" <jtweber at smig.net>
Subject: Re: odd looking crank

I have not encountered any numbers that are in the 19-XP that are not in
the
XPG.  I can tell you that August 1985 Supersedence List shows that the
9802DA Crank Subs to part number 69266DA  Which according to my 03/04/76
SPIC Cards is a crank used on the 55T & 55W Balers.   Which is the
Starting
crank for the Engine used on those balers, which is either the C113 or
123?


- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Guy Fay" <fayguyma at execpc.com>
To: <farmall at atis.net>
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: odd looking crank


> This is a little late. but I picked up a copy of the 19-XP and 19-XPF
index of
> parts numbers, and the part isn't in either one- too late for the
19-XP,
too
> early for the 19-XPF. As a guess, I'd say that number was assigned in
1939. Was
> the tractor by any chance a Farmall A?
>
> Guy
>
> Bob Currie wrote:
>
> > I drug home a parts tractor and in the ol tool box was a small hand
crank.
> > It doesn't look to me like a tractor crank, but has the  IHC logo and
part
> > #9802-DA stamped into the shank. Anybody have a master parts book
that
> > might describe this part?
> >
> > bobcurrie
> > greenwood, CA