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Re: International 350 and Farmall 350 ??


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Posted by Harold H on January 03, 1999 at 06:22:50:

In Reply to: International 350 and Farmall 350 ?? posted by MJD on January 03, 1999 at 02:18:27:

There were basicly two models of Farmall 350's and two models of International 350's. The standard Farmall 350 was a rowcrop tractor available with either tricycle front end, single front wheel, or wide front axle. It had 38" rear wheels and the operator sits high on top of the transmission top. The standard International 350 was a Utility or standard type tractor with a shorter wheelbase wide front axle, 24 or 28" rear wheels, and the operator position was lower stradling the transmission. The International 350 Hi-Utility or high clearance utility was the International 350 utility equipped with the adjustable rear axles of the Farmall and 38" rear wheels and taller front wheels, which gave it basicly the same crop clearance as the Farmall, but it still retained the shorter wheel base front axle and the lower seating position. The Farmall 350 High Clear was the standard Farmall equipped with heavy duty flange type rear axle housings with drop housings to the rear axles and wheels. It had a taller wide front axle with additional radius rods to the front axle for strength as standard or could be special ordered with a single 7.50x20 front wheel.

Harold H


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