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Posted by Redfan on July 15, 2004 at 01:56:06 from (203.54.186.25):
Just to clear up a small point. The AM in Australia was replaced by an AM 7 Diesel or Kero in 1958 and then the A554 Diesel or Kero in 1962. Power steering became standard as from the 7 series. The big difference between the UK and OZ tractors was in the rated rpm. The B450 went to a bigger bore as the Americans did, but the Aussies kept the 4" bore and revved the motor out to 1800 rpm. Wasn't a real good move. Yes Bundy, the Australian tractors were built in Geelong Victoria in the factory that IH built before WW11. Taken over for war production more or less immediately, and then they got back into tractor production in 46 or 47.Regards, Redfan.
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