Posted by Teakettle on December 13, 2015 at 08:07:23 from (74.104.135.8):
In Reply to: Re: 1020 JD vs 454 IH posted by JD Seller on December 13, 2015 at 07:42:41:
Bear in mind that although the 454 was only built from 1971-73 (as I recall) it became the 464 (which was nearly identical) and then the 484 and the 495 and the 3220, so the family continued through the mid-90s with the same engine. And there are a lot of related tractors that share many parts other than the engine, including the 385, 574, 584, 674, 684, 784, etc. as well as some early McCormicks. Also the industrial 2400s are also nearly identical with a different axle and paint. Admittedly, CIH's online parts system sometimes makes it hard to figure out what current part number maps to the part you're looking for if you have the original parts manual (I have repeatedly run across things that were seemingly NLA but then looking at the parts list for a 495 found a direct replacement with a different number).
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