Well Tom first of all "assume" etc. is not in my vocabulary, I prefer presume.
As for the MC, The thing I'm skeptical about in that link is the K/KB applications listed,they just don't all seem jibe. I'll have to check a bit.
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Mostly for my curiosity really.
I'm very familiar with the FE661 (IH 48175H),it's a 3 bolt firewall mount and was used into the 80's in the S-series MD trucks with code 04011 it's kit is the MK39. Probably the longest,most common MC ever used by IH,always had 2-3 on the shelf.
Not sure on the 1402 number or what type it is,I tried all the prefix configurations Wagner used,FC,FD,FE & FF and didn't get a single hit with Google nor any cross references.
I also tried 68360 that you posted before using all the suffixes beginning with H that IH used,came up with zilch there too.
The MC in question is a 3 bolt frame mount cyl. which is why I believe it to likely be the one I've referred to before. The very same one in the MT-97 link in my previous post. That IH pn 104414HAY is an old enough number to have been used pre K series as well and is a 3 bolt frame mount MC. Add it all up and logically (no you know what here. lol) it points in that direction.
Does that Wagner catalog happen to have pic's of the parts in that book? I know they had quite a few catalogs in my day,but none were what I'd call a master or complete one,application was in one,cross ref another and so on. I had a stack of all at one time,wish I still did.
How about any D series IH parts manuals? I'd sure like to have the brake section of any of those.The pages missing from Irish Mikes MT-52D would be nice too,Group 12, pages with 1204C all the way to 1211B.
Btw, according to Tractor & Construction Plant Wiki the D/DS400 was only built in 1940.
http://tractors.wikia.com/wiki/International_Trucks
12 yrs.exp. in IH dealer parts dept.
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