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Re: IH 330 tractor
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Posted by Jimmy King on November 04, 2004 at 06:10:37 from (207.69.136.201):
In Reply to: IH 330 tractor posted by Dann on November 03, 2004 at 14:18:44:
Dann, my Dad bought one in 1962 at a farm sale, with a loader and a 3 disc plow. It had power steering. The brakes were pure crap. I think we had this tractor for 19 years. The engine is bullet proof. The tractor it's self I hated it with a passion, why it was dirty, hot, all four wheels hit the same bump at the same time. Dad and I went to the field once with it and the H both had 3 disc plows on, filled with gas before we left plowed four hours in a 7 acre field, Dad on the H lapped me every 4 rounds when we quit we filled them both 330 used 2 gal more H 7, 330 9 and it only has a 10 gal tank. The 330 is about 2 or 3 inches shorter than the U 300 and 350.It seemed like every time we went to use it some thing had to be fixed first. (little things) We did put many, many hrs on this tractor.
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