Posted by Lmack on June 09, 2010 at 18:42:20 from (72.152.134.54):
In Reply to: International 1972 posted by edw on June 09, 2010 at 14:19:21:
I may be ignorant, but do not recall a B2400 international. There was a 240 international made up to about 1962. The B implies British, but that number does not pop up on Yahoo search. So without knowing more, it would be hard to answer all your questions. By 1972 all internationals were equipped with standard 3-point hitches. To the best of my knowledge all the British Internationals were 3-point even in the early 1960"s. The two point had been discontinued for all internationals by 1972. I have never heard of mounting a 2-point implement on a 3-point. You can go the other way, but not a 2-point implement on a 3-point whiteout a major rebuild of the implement hitch and you would not retain the 2-point.
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