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Re: 300 utility engine
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Posted by JB on February 28, 2004 at 10:57:45 from (24.157.143.220):
In Reply to: 300 utility engine posted by D Sellers on February 27, 2004 at 20:44:51:
Hi everyone, I believe the 300U that we bought in fall of 1958 had a C175 engine also. This tractor had being used as a demo and snow plow tractor by the dealer for about a year and had about 50 hrs on it. In the spring of 59 the neighbour bought a 350U. One day when the IH mechanic was at our farm working on our famous No.15 harvester, my Dad asked him what was the difference between a 300U and a 350U, he replied a bigger engine then he looked at our 300U engine and then he said but yours has the bigger engine. Was he making my Dad feel better? I don't know. Or did IH start substituting the C175 engines in the last of the 300U production? JB
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