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    Block heater

    I just sold my 300u this summer.. it had a loader and no PS.... thing just about killed me trying to steer it... I picked up my 354 in Tweed.. came with a loader, snowplow and a 3 pt hitch loader(sold it cheap)... seems to bit a bit lighter than the 300U but "POWER STEERING" is a wonderful thing...
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    Block heater

    Hey there JimB2 My tractor is a gas job... I live in Eastern Ontario about 1.5 hrs north west of ottawa on the "Killer 17" highway..
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    Block heater

    Do the coolant heaters, in the bottom rad hose, constrict the flow of coolant in the summer??? Will they make the tractor run hot in the summer??? How well does the magnetic ones work being placed on the side of the block??? El Toro- where do you live??? I am in Ontario.
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    Need Help !!!!!!

    I am looking for info on a snowblower attachment for a 1970-72 Allis B208. Pis of the blower setup or any info of that nature. Thanks
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    Block heater

    Is it possible to install a block heater in my IH 354??? If yes, where???
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    How much hyd pressure???

    I want to add a grapple to the bucket on my IH 354. Would a "Tie Rod Cylinder" that will take 2500 PSI with stand the pressure from my IH 354 hyd pump??? Thanks for any info you might have.
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    IH 300 Utility - Reasons to Buy or Not to Buy

    I owned a 57 300u for about 2 years. It had a loader, no powersteering and it just about killed me. It was terrible to steer. The steering box was worn out and I considered a Jacksons Powersteering kit but found a great deal on a IH 354 with loader and snow blade. I hauled the 354 home, unloaded...
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    What would you do???

    I sold my 57 300U including the parts tractor I had for it. The new owner picked up the 300U 2 month ago but the parts tractor is still here. I told him , when he pick up the 300U, the parts tractor could sit here for a week or so but that was it. I don't know where he lives or his phone number...
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    Battery relocation

    Thanks guys for your input. I planned on using a plastic battery box you use on the front of a travel trailer or on a boat. I have some welding cable left over from a welder I sold that I was going to use of the cables. The biggest thing I want to solve with relocating the battery is the exhaust...
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    Battery relocation

    I have a IH 354 and I want to reloacte the battery to behind the seat, just above the top link mount. I want to do this for 2 reasons, 1st is so I can access the battery in order to boost the tractor or use the tractor to boost another vehicle. It is under the hood just in front of the steering...
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    3 questions about my IH

    Thank you very much guys. Much Appreciated. I sure love this site.
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    3 questions about my IH

    I recently purchased a IH 354 and hope someone can help me out. 1. Between the seat and the steering colum is "control valve cylinder head" with two knobs on it. What is it and how does it work?? 2. The 3 pt hitch control has a "Draft Control lever". What is it and how does it affect the 3 pt...
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    3 pt hitch loader

    Not like a scraper but it has a bucket that can be lowered by the 3 pt hitch and when you back up it loads with dirt. You raise the 3 pt and it can be dumped with a trip lever. The bucket can be removed to expose tines to pick up rocks I suppose.
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    3 pt hitch loader

    I recently sold my 1957 300u and bought a 1970-73 354 IH. It came with a 3 pt hitch loader that is in really good shape and can be converted to tines instead of the bucket. Has anyone ever used something like this?? The tractor came with a loader on it so I dont think I will keep the rear loader...
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    354 International Oil

    It is a gas not a deisel
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