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Re: IH skid loader (like bobcat)
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Posted by SDman on January 16, 2001 at 11:08:04 from (63.83.209.106):
In Reply to: IH skid loader (like bobcat) posted by Keith S on January 16, 2001 at 06:29:51:
Keith, my father bought a IH 3200B series skidsteer brand new in 1975. It soldiers on to this day out at the farm used almost daily without much trouble. My brothers overhauled the Wisconsin VH4D engine in it last winter. It is rated at 32HP. There was also a 3300B available at 35-36HP, I believe. It used the VG4D Wisconsin. There was a series before them that were just 32 & 3300 series. Don't know exactly what all the differences were between them & the "B" series. In the later 70s through the early 80s they made the 4100 series skidsteers. The models available were: the 4125 @ 18HP, the 4135 @ 25HP, the 4136 @ 30HP, the 4140 @ 40HP, & the 4155 @ 58HP. Can't say as I know much about these. As far as parts, we've been able to get most any part for it through CaseIH, although we have not needed much for it. Hope this helps,
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