Its painted like a 300 U but a 350 U is basically the same tractor but a couple of years newer and a little more horse power. I think 350's were made in 1957 - 1958.Some guys liked to repaint a 300 to look like a 350. I think a 350 is a slightly better tractor than a 300. A TA is a torque amplifier used on IH tractors starting in the 50's. It give you a high and low range by simply pulling a lever on the side. I think you had to have a TA as part of having a live PTO.If they have been mistreated or maybe just have a lot of hours there are things that can happen - most often the low side is not working. They are several hundred dollars to repair. They can also just need adjustment but I know I'm never that lucky. It was possible to buy them without the TA but I don't think there were many like that. Some guys don't care if the low side ever works. Concerning the steering if there is a problem parts can be hard to find depending on the problem.
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