Posted by Fritz Maurer on March 17, 2022 at 11:02:05 from (174.207.37.179):
In Reply to: International 3414 posted by srimes on March 17, 2022 at 06:32:28:
As much as I like the things, if youre not a mechanic Id stay away from it. Aside from its idiosyncrasies, parts are nonexistent. If it has a clutch with shuttle reverse, there is no way to tell how much life is left in the reversing transmission without splitting the tractor; if it did a lot of loader work (constant directional changes) , life expectancy is less. The BD-154 is a good starter if you know anything about series wired glow plugs. I dont like the price. If you could get it for 2K Id think about it. But 5000 will buy a half decent 4500 Ford that is twice the machine of the 3414.
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