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Re: Need some info on the IH 674
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Posted by Mike (WA) on February 24, 2004 at 08:05:58 from (209.213.155.133):
In Reply to: Need some info on the IH 674 posted by John in PA on February 24, 2004 at 07:45:11:
Sounds like the twin to the one I had. I was very happy with it, except the noise of the 4 cylinder at combat speed was hard to get used to for an old 6 cyl. Oliver man. Earplugs are recommended. I used it for 2 years, everything worked great. Loader used tractor hydraulics, and was about the right speed. Draft sensing on the 3 point was excellent, hydraulicly actuated PTO worked fine, and it handled well haying. One thing to look at is the shifting mechanism- its kind of a monkey-motion setup on the driver's left side, and guys didn't lube the joints, resulting in stiff operation and possible problems with trying to jam it in gear. Like any remote shifter (like cabover trucks, also), the key is to go straight to neutral, and wiggle it back and forth in neutral before shifting into the new gear. If you do that, you'll never get stuck in two gears. I stole it for $4,500, later sold it for $6,200, which I think was a reasonable price.
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