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364 or 504 ?
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Posted by Nathan(GA) on September 19, 2001 at 19:48:30 from (216.163.100.169):
There is a 364 w/loader and mower for $3800 and a 504 w/mower for $2800 within 20 miles of me for sale. Which is the better tractor generally speaking, sight unseen? I'm not familar with different IH's. What other models are known to be best of the line? There is also a 574 for $5800. I need something with power steering and foot clutch. The old 620 JD is wearing me out bushhogging. I'm more familar with JD such as the 1020 being a good model. If you could sling some model numbers at me, I'd appreciate it, pros & cons. Thanks, Nathan
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