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Re: What good is an H


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Posted by Phil Auten on February 10, 2000 at 11:32:56 from (206.175.72.226):

In Reply to: What good is an H posted by Mark on February 10, 2000 at 08:24:36:

Mark,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the 140 had the same C123 engine as the Super C/130/200.
The H has the C152 engine and it's rated at 25 HP on the drawbar. The 200 is rated at 22 ?HP on the drawbar and I think the 140 was pretty close to that too. The difference is weight. The H is several hundred pounds heavier than the 140 and can better transfer the HP to the ground. If both Hs have 3-points on them, buy them both and sell the extra 3-point. It'll probably bring $300 if it's any good and that will be a big chunk of what you will probably pay for both tractors. Then the second H can be a parts tractor or you could restore them both. This would be especially nice if they were consecutive S/Ns.

Good luck whatever you decide to do,
Phil


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