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Re: IH 275 Diesel
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Posted by Michael Soldan on September 03, 2002 at 18:30:08 from (216.46.130.33):
In Reply to: IH 275 Diesel posted by Bama Binder on September 03, 2002 at 09:46:34:
Hey Bama Binder, thats interesting..I just picked up a B250..they are almost identical but the B275 is tweeked up a bit, just a tad bigger in size. I just found out on the forum here last night that the B250's were only marketed through I-H dealers in Canada while the B275's were sold both in the US and Canada. I am amazed at my local Case-I_H dealer who seems to be able to get me parts for my H's and M without any delay...tonight after work I stopped in and they had an oil filter and a fuel filter for the B250..I think there were a lot of the 250 and 275's sold and I would think parts are available.A good running little diesel ought to be worth what a good H or M would bring but I look for bargains..had my eye on this tractor for a few weeks and when the owner's brother in law asked me to come back and get it running I couldn't resist...I offered $700 and they took it quick, only because some clown had offered $300 for it . They were satisfied and I got a bargain. I may need to do the injector pump but it may only be fuel filter..other than that it runs great, with loader ,like new rear tires and decent tin..good luck with it, get it for the right price and you can afford some repair..Mike in Exeter Ontario
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