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IH 2424
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Fred Mills
05-05-2001 18:18:36
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Would like information about an IH 2424. It is a utility type and that is about all I know. It looks like the 454 or 404 IHs of the 70's. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Fred Mills
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AZjbird
05-06-2001 06:27:36
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Re: IH 2424 in reply to Fred Mills, 05-05-2001 18:18:36
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Hi Fred, I own A `65. It`s A great little tool here on the ranch. Economical,good parts availability, the right size for what we need it for. Mine has power steering,diff lock,A box blade with rippers, 2 stage pto, hydralics that you can use to raise and lower A guage wheel on A disc or similar. Adjustable front end, and rear wheel width too. I used to think I wanted an 8 or 9n, At the risk of offending, this is A lot more tractor! I`d be interested in hearing about your find, what condition, etc. Good Luck J.
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Big City Bob
05-05-2001 18:57:41
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Re: IH 2424 in reply to Fred Mills, 05-05-2001 18:18:36
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Fred, The 2424 is the Industrial version of the 424 Utility, which is the tractor I have. They where produced from 1965 thru 1968, Had 36 HP, in the gas version, with 4 spd and a Hi-Lo trans Live Hydralics, Differential Lock, 3pt, I maybe prejudiced, but I really like my little tractor. They are a tough and surprisingly powerful tractor, that also handles very well. BCB
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