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Re: IH Standalone engine help needed
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Posted by Joe Evans on October 07, 2003 at 19:49:36 from (209.41.235.38):
In Reply to: IH Standalone engine help needed posted by Chris Jones on October 07, 2003 at 18:42:09:
Someone else will have to jump in and help on this one as my dear brother has the family IHC history book. But for now, I can tell you the early TD-9s used a 4 cyl 335 CID engine, and the later TD-9s used a 4 cyl 350 CID engine. Just guessing (I need to study up on the UD stuff!), I want to say the UD-14 probably equates to what was used in the TD-14 dozer and was 4 cyl. at 461 CID. I bought a W-9 tractor at auction in August (4 cyl 335 CID), and at this auction was a UD-9. Looked like the UD-9 would slip right into the W-9. Check on eBay and do a search under Farmall and/or McCormick and/or International Harvester. There are usually many manuals for sale that will help you with your question. Just got (today) an original OM for my W-9 there.
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