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Re: 1964 International 504
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Posted by the tractor vet on June 18, 2007 at 13:37:33 from (75.19.127.195):
In Reply to: Re: 1964 International 504 posted by georgeky on June 18, 2007 at 11:18:20:
don't know about a international 504 but a Farmall 504 sure as he-ll-o pull 3x16' and it will also pull 4x14 semi mounts just fine all day long in 2nd with a littel weight on the nose as a old neighbor and my best man farmed 110 acres with his MIGHTY 504 diesel and a plum slap wore out farmall h for may years and he would come over and barrow my 540 4 x 14 semi mounts with 800 lbs on the nose 450 lbs on the land side and 300 in the farrow he would stroll wright along and not get into the T/A much even on the small hills that we have . He had a set of J D 3x16's in three point and hauled them in second . They are a 45 or better horse tractor and they were made to pull three .
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