Posted by IH fan on December 02, 2011 at 07:22:29 from (108.67.112.6):
In Reply to: opinions on 350 posted by Wilks54 on December 01, 2011 at 17:48:51:
We had a 350D on the SD ranch I worked on in the summer of '64 and it was refered to there as "the gutless wonder". I did not know it at the time, but it had a German built diesel (not a gas start like other IHs of the era), but it always worked and never gave us any problem... just did not seem to have much power. I was used to Dad's JD 60 and the 350D would not have kept up with that.
A gas 350 I have never used, so don't know how it would compare... I have run a gas 450 (same ranch) and it was a real work-horse, and I suspect a gas 350 would have been better than the diesel.
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