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Re: International 330 Utility
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Posted by Yellott Canby on January 07, 2003 at 17:32:22 from (216.158.80.20):
In Reply to: International 330 Utility posted by Herb on January 07, 2003 at 15:54:05:
Hello, We owned a 330 utility back in the 70's. It had a fast hitch and was a fair tractor though not near the tractor that the 300 utility was that we had at the same time. Some of the plusses were the live PTO which was great and a ways ahead of its time. The lowness of the tractor makes it a better choice for mowing hills etc. Some things to watch. Make sure to keep the steering box well lubricated as those shafts in there were prone to wear and breakage. The front spindles were on the weak side. Our 330 finally developed a knock and the crank broke in two shortly there after. I believe they were made around '56or '57.We put a belt pulley on ours and used it to run an old staionary feed grinder and a cutoff saw . I would say the value would be around $2500 to $3500 if it is in good shape. Thats what they would bring here in central Ohio. Holler if you have any questons. Good luck. YC
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