Posted by Ross Bryner on October 21, 2009 at 12:03:40 from (74.214.224.112):
I would like opinions as to what are the better and more durable International Harvester Utility Tractors from the late 1970's / early 1980's. I specifically am interested in the 50 to 70 horse- power diesel class; namely the 574 and 674 versus the 584, 684 and 784.
I am sold on the 544, 656, 666 and 686 Farmall row-crop tractors (my dad had a GREAT 656 that ran strong for many, many years and many, many hours).
I currently have a Case 1494 (David Brown) that I just don't like ! I am going to try to sell it and buy an International.
Basically, I will look for the best deal and best condition tractor I can get whether it be one of the row-crop ones I have listed or one of the utility ones I have listed.
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