Maybe a Galion 5?

[Holger]

Can anybody indentify this one?
The motor: IH BD/264/61116

[nick lamb]

Don't know mate;sorry.
Try it in the grader section;Deas plant (aus'} will know what it is

[bigkit]

i like it.......is it for sale?

[Holger]

Try it in the grader section;

Thanks for the hint!

[Holger]

i like it.......is it for sale?

Sorry, no, am member over at Maskinisten is looking for parts
http://www.maskinisten.net/viewtopic.php?t=26937

[kaos]

Could it be an entirely IH product? That grille has a very "Loewy" look. O.t.o.h., I don't even know if IH ever produced graders, though they seem to have produced most types of machinery.

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Regards, Kári.

[Deas Plant]

Hi, Folks.
At first glance in the first photo, I thought it might be an Adams but the frame, blade lift, etc., leave little doubt in my mind that it is a Galion, possibly a version or derivative of the 503 and I suspect that it may have been a military model. Both Galion and Adams used IH engines in many of their graders but until I saw this machine I thought the use of IH tinware was strictly an Adams trick.

Thanks for sharing and I hope this little bit of info helps.

[TaylorLambert]

Deas has it. Thats a Galion 503. My brother bought one with out a cab and thought that a shifting fork was bad in the transmission. It was run out of adjustment and crashed some gears. Its at the shop stripped down. Just a big neck and a seat and blade.

My brothers 503 has a gas 6 cylinder IH motor. THe other give away for Galion is the turn circle gear box its on the right hand side and has a round motor.