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Re: Comment on IH/Farmall Utility tractors
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Posted by Don H on October 10, 2001 at 15:54:04 from (205.188.195.27):
In Reply to: Comment on IH/Farmall Utility tractors posted by Douglas Stockman on October 10, 2001 at 11:51:54:
Given the requirements you have posted, almost any of those you listed would do the job. You might want to be a little careful about some of the 60's vintage utilities since some were built in England and marketed here and parts for those can be difficult to find. I think that would be true of the 404 and 424, although I don't have one and can't be sure that's right. Both the 300 and 350, if in good shape, would easily meet your needs. Plenty of parts are still available for them, most of them from your CaseIH dealer. Neither of them had three pt hitches since IH didn't offer three pt at that time, but both can be equipped with adapters that make the Fast-Hitch a three pt. You won't find a more durable old tractor than these IH's. They are like the Eveready bunny, they just keep going and going and going.........
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