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TD9 production years

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JMS/MN

04-28-2007 06:20:04

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Would a TD9 be older than a T340, ie, before 1959? TIA. Will be looking at one with a new engine, 65& UC, $9400. If it's a 560 engine, just guessing it is older. TIA

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seann

04-28-2007 10:23:12

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 06:20:04

Dressta is still making the TD9.

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Milton

04-28-2007 09:29:10

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 06:20:04

JMS/MN, ---27 / April / 2007 ---
Here is the listing for the TD-9 SERIES;

TD-9 ----- ---- 1940 to 1956 / motor #335(D) 4 cylinders
TD-9/91 ----- -- 1956 to 1959 / motor #335(D) 4 cylinders
TD-9/92 ----- -- 1959 to 1962 / motor #335(D) 4 cylinders
TD-9B Series --- 1963 to 1974 / motor #282(D)& (DT) 6 cylinders

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JMS/MN

04-28-2007 10:25:26

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to Milton, 04-28-2007 09:29:10

Thanks for the info. Contractor/owner thought it was a 1962-63. Has torque converter, powershift transmission. 2/3 of the UC left. Do you have a list of machine serial numbers? Been looking for two years for D4, 450C Case or Deere. BIL would be so thrilled if I switched colors! I just want an older machine- 30-40 yrs is ok, but with good UC and blade, preferably 6 way, but he says this might be easy to convert to at least a tilt.

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seann

04-28-2007 13:26:38

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 10:25:26

If it's got a powershift transmission and torque converter, it has to be a TD9B or later model. TD9B's were made between between '63-'74. TD9B's came with straight 6 cylinder D282 IH diesels, producing 75hp. There's some folks with them over at the redpower site, I've got the loader version and really like it.

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JMS/MN

04-28-2007 17:54:13

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to seann, 04-28-2007 13:26:38

Thanks for the quick info. Gonna see it Monday, so the info is very timely. Looked at only one IH before this- Drott bucket, loader tracks, 560 engine- just never got all that excited about it. If what you say is true- wouldn't the engine be bigger than what was in the 560 IH? I always figured the farm tractor was around 50 hp, maybe less, remember when they came out. With 75 hp, wouldn't that be bigger than a Cat D4, same vintage?- I thought they were about 65 hp. Makes that $9400 price with new engine look even better. Been hoping to find something under 15 grand, 30-40 years old with a shuttle or reverser.

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J Schwiebert

04-29-2007 18:41:15

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 17:54:13

Remember you are talking engine horsepower here on the crawler. The 560 was a 60 horse power tractor. There are variations in those D-282 enines. Remember the first 706 tractors had them as well. J.

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seann

04-29-2007 08:33:48

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 17:54:13

Not familiar with the 560 IH. But the TD9-92 and TD9B (and 150 loader) came with the direct start D282 6 cylinder diesel (with glowplugs). The powershift models came without turbo and produced 75hp at 2200 rpm. The manual gearshift versions came with a D282 turbo version, which produced 71hp at 1800 rpm; them's the facts. At $9400 it should be in good shape with a good U/C, and preferably a ROPS too.

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Manuel in Oz

04-28-2007 23:35:46

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Re: TD9 production years in reply to JMS/MN, 04-28-2007 17:54:13

I always thought the 91 had the D350
and the 92's & B's used the 6 cyl D282s.
Hope this helps.

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