Posted by BBcountry on March 14, 2009 at 05:17:02 from (75.104.192.56):
In Reply to: International 404 posted by Sean Feeney on February 14, 2009 at 12:09:44:
My grandfather bought a 404 when they first came out.....I have loved that tractor ever since the first time I bushedhogged with it all day when I was twelve. I was so sore from the pounding it gave me, I could not get out of bed the next morning (exaggeration)...My dad and I used it for hay baling, fixing fence everything you can imagine...dad is gone and now three generations later it is mine...restoring her now...want her to look like she did the first time I saw her.....take my advice for what it is worth...they are tough....I am 59.....she has been around since 1962...never had anything done to it but tune ups...go figure..good luck with yours....ge
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