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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Information on an International 3444
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Posted by Sean Vesely on October 31, 2002 at 07:12:57 from (205.188.209.78):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Information on an International 3444 posted by Steve on October 16, 2002 at 07:54:56:
Im in fellas !!! I just bought a 3444 backhoe and front loader, dragged it up from Alibama to NC. Hey a thousand bucks and it does run and the arms work. It has been used to death, and I will need plenty of parts for it as time goes by. It sure isnt new!! I dont know thew year/s they were made, nor do I know any info at all about this model. It doesnt have a 3pt hitch for the arm, rather a bolt on arm with brackets. There is an upper gear where the arm bolts on that keeps the arm from swinging side to side when the hydraulics arent being moved arouynd. Mine is stripped and I was thinking of keying it somehow, and welding the quill to the top bracket. This is where the hydraulic return line enters (through the top of the quill) and is there an alternitive? Im going to stump my property, and grade where nes. I dont really need to go into buis. with it,but i do want it to work,, PLEASE GET BACK TO ME,,I NEED INFO !!!! Thank you Sean Vesely [email protected]
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