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Re: Is this worth fooling with?
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Posted by NC rick on July 12, 2004 at 18:06:35 from (68.119.211.172):
In Reply to: Is this worth fooling with? posted by Jeff on July 12, 2004 at 14:04:32:
I have had a 1959 B275 for about 15 years and has done everything I have needed it to do including run a 6' finish mower every week during the mowing season for the last seven years. Some parts are only available through salvage yards but a suprising amount of stuff is still available through Case-IH or Mahindra but the prices can sometimes be very high. These tractors were built in England at the IH factory in Bradford. It would depend on what kind of work it needs before I would consider buying it.
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