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Int. McCormick B414 any info gratefully received
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Posted by Jessica on January 11, 2004 at 16:56:20 from (203.20.97.2):
Dear All,
I'm afraid I'm a complete novice here, but do have one
redeeming quality in that I love old tractors. We've only
been farming for a year on 25 acres 70km North West
of Sydney. On the weekend we became the proud
owners of a 414, with slasher, grader and disks. Let's
just say the old girl 'needs a bit of work' but it seems
that parts are not a problem. However, it has a broken
manifold (ie. it's in two halves). Any suggestions on how
to tackle this problem, and any history on this model
and personal thoughts would be very welcome.
Eventually we would like to pretty her up, but
predominantly she is a working girl.
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