difference between h and hv

Rat in nb · Feb 25, 2014

I have an h and seen super h,s around but I have never seen or heard of a hv until I got ih manual so what is the difference

Zachary Hoyt · Feb 25, 2014

HV is a high crop model with a tall wide front and drop boxes on the rear axles. Google it for pictures.
Zach

Dave H (MI) · Feb 25, 2014

No need to Google, there is a link to photos on the left of us here.
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Rat in nb · Feb 25, 2014

so the v is for vertical ha ha

Zachary Hoyt · Feb 25, 2014

I think it is for vegetable, but I could be mistaken.
Zach

Mike Androvich · Feb 25, 2014

Big difference is in the value!

Loren in WI · Feb 25, 2014

a HV is a high clearance tractor. The V stands for vegtable. They only made around 850 or so of the HV. The super HV is very rare and collectable. I believe less than 250 where built. They all have a special wide front end. The rear has a drop axle with a big chain in it. Special draw bars also.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 26, 2014

Guy Fay's IH Tractor data books says 863 HV's and only seventy SHV's built. I thought I read someplace in RPM that 77 SHV's were built but I know Guy has researched this more than I have.

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