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IH/McCormick Farmall Deisel 340


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Posted by lorencharter on January 29, 2005 at 11:15:01 from (68.6.91.89):

I need to sell a tractor my father aquired. Is in Santa Barbara CA.
The grill says IH. The side panel says McCormick Farmall.
Another plate says 340 Deisel, Serial No plate says 6420 S - Y.
Transmission # is 367050R1F, Block # is 308404R1. Painted
green over red, green flaking off. Seat is desintigrating. My
father said the compression was low and to start it he said he
had to remove the glow plugs and squirt oil in seal the rings to
start it. I was going to start it but didn't have a manual, I ordered
a copy of the manual from this web site but then never got
around to starting it. The fuel tank had a leak, I suppose from
rust? he fiberglassed over it or surrounded it with a fiber glass
tank or something. Otherwise it is original. Any ideas on its
value or what I could get on it? Also, what's the best way to sell
it? I also have some diskers and something with short spikes
that rotate down to comb the earth, someone told me what they
are but I forgot the name. Any info would be helpful.


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