When I was operating my small farm I had three 400's. One of then I had a loader on to clear the driveway, and other hauling chores like hauling wood/coal to the house. Last winter it was really getting hard for me to climb on and off of it. So, I started looking for a shorter tractor to use. I had my sites set on finding a 430, or 530 construction king. What I settled on was an International 340 gas, that has a Wagner loader mounted on it. It has tow new rear tires, and one new front. The other front is in good shape. Anyway, like any older tractor it needed a little work. What I found out is that any parts I needed were hard to find, and cost an arm and a leg. Now I'm thinking about selling this tractor for a Case. I have found a 1965 Case 430 Construction King with a loader in it that is within 100 mile from me. I haven't went to look at it yet, but did communicate with the owner. The tractor looks like it didn't see much time in a shed, but it doesn't look all bent up either. The owner says it runs good and everything works on it. I Know all you Case guys will tell me to switch to a Case tractor, but what I'd like to know is; are parts hard to fine for these tractors, and will they break my bank account buying them?