Posted by jm. on November 13, 2013 at 17:30:55 from (184.63.105.157):
In Reply to: drott 150 posted by John Wolf on November 13, 2013 at 12:23:50:
Don,t get me wrong I know this site is dedicated to old stuff but you are going to need plenty of parts and books if you keep that thing going. Was working for an ih dealer around 1956 or so I think. Those things were not much when they were new, can,t think one 50+ years old will be much better. The engine is too much for the final drives. The old d282 will have a cracked head and spit and sputter when you crank it and before long the hydraulic reverser will give up. Now don't, let me discourage you, just my experience. If you have specific questions my e-mail is open.
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