Posted by Bill46 on January 08, 2008 at 12:58:33 from (65.200.157.177):
Ok all you educated folks...need a little help here. Brought in another 300U for parts last night. Man told me to get the darn thing out of his way. Typical old tractor...motor stuck from setting in a corn crib, rotten tires, seat rotted off but it's all there...no missing parts. You know the drill. But it has a good set of split Utility rear wheel weights and a power sterring unit so I brought it home. When I got it in the light...I started seeing differences than the rest of the herd. The PTO rear cover is flat. Looks like the PTO comes out of a flat plate with bolts. The others have what looks like a ring around the PTO shaft plate. The fast hitch is totally different than the other 300/350U tractors I have...and I have a mess of them. The top of it has an arm that comes up fron the bottom and looks different than the lift on the others. I know the 350Us are totally different...but this thing is strange looking. It looks much stronger...the metal is much thicker and heavier. The thing has 6 control valves on it...one for the fast hitch and 5 more. I thought 3 was the limit. It has a much bigger hyd pump on it. The clutch linkage is totally different that the other tractors...both 300 and 350Us. Looks strange. Now...all the parts have IH on them so I know they are not after market...but what do I have? Could it be an industrial version? It's red...but I thought they were all the same. Any ideas? Any help is appreciated.
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