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Re: The great Super C vs Straight H debate...


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Posted by IH fan on November 18, 2010 at 01:34:38 from (208.189.32.151):

In Reply to: The great Super C vs Straight H debate... posted by Pete76NY on November 17, 2010 at 21:53:19:

I can't say that everything Pete is saying is right or wrong because I've never been into tractor pulling. I can say that I have spent (back in the late '50s) many days on a Super C and a few on a C. There is a world of difference between a C and SC. I have also done a little with an H, but it had some SH upgrades, so power wise it was stronger than a stock H. There is absolutely no comparison as far as being handy and manuverable between a SC and an H... none what-so-ever. Had an uncle with a wide front SC and he changed it to a narrow... not sure why, but he did.

I plowed, disked, planted and cultivated corn and beans, mowed, raked, pulled an AC All Crop combine, Wood Bros. corn picker, just about anything you would want with that SC. Wish I had one now. I wouldn't take an H if you gave me one.... well, maybe for a parade tractor. That C-123 is one tough little engine. I now have a 240U and it will surprise you what they will pull. For brush-hogging, I would want a tractor with live or IPTO, but you already have a bigger/newer tractor. Even my 240 doesn't have IPTO and it's a 1958 model, so small IHs were a little behind the times in that area.

There isn't enough difference in a SC and a 200 to bother about... mostly sheet metal and decals.

This post was edited by IH fan at 01:39:38 11/18/10.



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