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Re: British built IH 434


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Posted by George 2 on July 16, 2006 at 07:20:09 from (216.46.141.14):

In Reply to: British built IH 434 posted by td5doug on July 15, 2006 at 20:09:27:

TD5 Doug: Your 434 diesel is a 1967 model (S/N 8598 - 16434). It is exactly the same tractor (except for hood and cowling)as the 364 and 384 which were sold in the US. It even looks like the 384. Jon, if you have a lazy parts man at your dealership he will shoot the bull that was given to you. I know, as it often gets shot to me at one of my local dealers. I go to the adjacent dealer to get some of the less well known parts for my 5488 (like chassis decals). There were tons of 434's sold in my area new and they are still common. In fact, I suspect they outsold MF135 and Ford 3000 in lots of areas. They certainly did in my area. A lot of used ones have been shipped out of Canada into the US eastern states and midwest and Washington state. As for the brakes they had good brakes. The tractors that had poor brakes were the B250, B275, and early B414's. B414's manufactured after early 1964 and all 434, 276, 354, 364, 384, 444 all had good brakes. I still have the B414 gas with power steering and and 1501 loader that my parents bought new. It is a good little tractor still.


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