Posted by luv2wrench on September 20, 2010 at 10:20:43 from (216.170.42.241):
I recently purchased an International I9. The tractor had a one inch thick steel plate push bar (3"x3") mounted on the front to push rail cars in the yard for Union Pacific. There is still a tag on the hood that reads U.P.R.R and a serial number. Has foot throttle, pintle hitch, MASSIVE rear wheel centers and wheel weights and HUGE 4 banger. Funny looking rear end compared to a W9. There tractor is painted dark green, but i can see red underneath. The serial plate is missing and I was wondering what year it could be. All casting codes are 9-15-K except engine which is a Z. (Z is 1954 so it should have a 350ci instead of oringal 332?) Tractor was used in Washington state until it UPRR sent it to Omaha, Nebraska. I live in Center of Nebraska.
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