Posted by Wardner on July 14, 2009 at 09:53:11 from (4.154.243.225):
In Reply to: Farmall 350 or 300 posted by Todd A Poor on July 14, 2009 at 04:47:36:
I don't own a 300 or 350 but I assume the some of the differences on a 400 and 450 will apply.
The steering wheel is the easiest tip off. 400 uses a M type keyed wheel. 450 uses a splined wheel. There is more plastic on the later wheels. There is also a 3 inch plastic "horn button" on the 400.
The cowl on a 450 has several holes for switching from single to double acting hydraulics. On a 400, the right side hood has to come off to make the switch.
I don't place much faith in casting numbers. IH stockpiled many castings for six months or more. All they are good for is to indicate that a tractor could not have been assembled before the last date. In some cases, that won't even work as parts could have been replaced due to some failure.
Isn't there also a displacement increase on the 350? That number will be cast into the block above the oil filter.
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