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Re: 460 Farmall utility
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Posted by scott on March 06, 2000 at 12:11:42 from (152.163.206.178):
In Reply to: 460 Farmall utility posted by Irv on March 06, 2000 at 09:53:42:
My dad bought a 460 utility 1 year ago for $4300
It had a loader on that was entirely junk. Yhe tractor itself was completely repainted and looked excellent.Tires about 80%. Since then we have rebuilt TA, put an IH 2000 loader on, completely rewired,changed all fluids, new frostplugs,some new gauges, new brakes,whatever else that didnot appear to be upto a perfectionists standards. The tractor starts excellent in the cold even after sitting for weeks.Runs good and seems very sturdy. They say the ppower steering units in these are not any good and we actually broke a piece in ours.We were able to make a replacement piece with some engineering ingenuity and common sense and no trouble since. I think it is a solid tractor at around 54hp.
Scott
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