Posted by mkirsch on October 11, 2012 at 06:21:23 from (64.80.110.75):
In Reply to: 574 trim posted by iH to the bone on October 10, 2012 at 15:27:16:
Early 70's is when IH went from die-cast emblems to decals on their tractors. On their big tractors they waited for the new series to make the switch. 56 series had emblems up to 1971. 66 series had decals starting in late '71.
The 574 was made from 1970-1978 so they spanned the 56-66-86 series. IH probably put emblems on the early ones to match the 56 series, and switched to decals when the emblem supply ran out.
Betcha the one with emblems is an early '73 and the stickers is a mid to late '73 with a higher serial number. If not, then ya got me...
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