Posted by Clarkbug on September 05, 2008 at 18:13:50 from (72.66.56.41):
Hello All!
After doing some searching around here on the forums, most folks seem to think that an International 300 seems to be a pretty solid machine except if a loader has been on it.
Can anyone clue me in as to why this might be? I understand that a loader wears out the steering mechanism much faster than a machine that doesnt have a loader, and that its harder on the gears and the clutch, but why would that make someone recommend this model machine or not recommend it?
Also, any idea of the value? I realize it can change wildly based on the condition of the tires and the tin, and also if it has the Independent PTO or transmission PTO, or power steering, and things like power adjust rims and the fast hitch.
I might have the potential to pick one up, and I wanted to know if I should extend myself to do so.
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