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Re: 1st Tractor - IH724 - What to look for
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on May 11, 2007 at 02:51:00 from (216.208.58.130):
In Reply to: 1st Tractor - IH724 - What to look for posted by Dave deJong (BC-CA) on May 10, 2007 at 23:16:57:
Dave: Those are one of the first German built IH imported into North America. I looked at one at a demonstration day way back when. I thought then they were a very akward tractor. Hard to get on and off, controls seemed very out of position compared to American built tractors. Here again, it's a case of what one get used to and familiar with a particular tractor. They may well have been a decent tractor. I do remember they were hp priced well below North American Farmalls, however they didn't sell in very large numbers. After they had a few years on them the resale value was very low. Mechanics hated them, however much the same as users they never got to work on them much.
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