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IH 350 utility v. 354

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02-10-2000 11:32:21

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You all filled me in a few weeks ago on some specs for an IH 350 utility. I just ran across a 1973 IH 354 gas.

Is there any significant difference between the 350 and the 354?

Thanks for your help.

Bob

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02-11-2000 08:41:38

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Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to BK, 02-10-2000 11:32:21

Gentlemen:

Thanks very much for your help.

Bob

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SuperCMORE

02-10-2000 22:24:12

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Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to BK, 02-10-2000 11:32:21

I'm not sure, but I think a 350 utility could drag 2 354's backwards..There is significant differences in size...SuperCMORE

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Phil Auten

02-10-2000 11:53:21

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Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to BK, 02-10-2000 11:32:21

BK,
Although I can't tell you much about the 354, the 350 and 354 are completely different tractors.
The 350 was only made form 1956-1958. The 354 is obviously almost 20 years newer.

Phil

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Harold H

02-10-2000 18:24:00

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Re: Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to Phil Auten, 02-10-2000 11:53:21

I'M NOT SURE but I THINK the I-354 is a continuation of the B-275, B-414, I-424 etc. line of tractors.

Harold H

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Sid Miller

02-10-2000 12:18:29

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Re: Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to Phil Auten, 02-10-2000 11:53:21

Phil, I happen to own both of these tractors.They are both solid,reliable tractors.However, the 354 is roughly 15 years newer and easier to find parts for.Here in North Carolina, a good 350 will run from 1500 to 1800.A 354 willrun about 2000 to 3000.If you need other information I can help you.

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Don H.

02-10-2000 15:35:06

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Re: Re: Re: IH 350 utility v. 354 in reply to Sid Miller, 02-10-2000 12:18:29

Although I don't have any personal experience with a 354, it's my impression they are significantly less powerful than a 350. That may not make any difference so the greater availablility of parts could make the 354 a more attractive option. I don't know about hp ratings but I'd be surprised if a 354 could pull a 3 bottom plow, while a 350 readily handles one.

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