took a look at a '60's ? IH 444 with a 3 point. since i've been lookin for something to pull my woods york rake, and a large mower for the Zagray Farm, i thought this might fit the bill.
any info would be helpful
thanks
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IH 444 info neededtook a look at a '60's ? IH 444 with a 3 point. since i've been lookin for something to pull my woods york rake, and a large mower for the Zagray Farm, i thought this might fit the bill.
any info would be helpful thanks 'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
http://www.ZagrayFarmMuseum.org
Art, the 444 was made from 70-78. They are a British made tractor, the diesels had a BD-154 engine, the gassers in the US were shipped in as crates, and had a C153 American engine installed.
We've used many of the 444 and that series tractor. We like them a LOT!! (Have 2 of them right now) They were the best made tractor of their size on the market in their day, they'll out-pull, out-work, and out-last any MF 35 or Ford 3000 ever built. (IMHO) New parts are still availlable through the dealer network, and through after-market sources. We have also parted out somewhere around 40-50 of that series if you ever want used parts. V.P. of T.S.A. (taking stuff apart)
the guy wanted $3800 us for it, which i thought was a lot. tractor and 3 point only, gasser, decent shape, 50 % tires.
anyway i called last night, he said he sold it. i'll keep looking, thanks for the info, though. how many HP was that c153 engine? 'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
http://www.ZagrayFarmMuseum.org
Art, just thought I'd post a couple of pics of what one of those tractors can do. These are from us working in the woods just the other day. We are trying to clean up a nasty spot down over a steep hill.
Notice the trees in the back ground,, that'll give you an idea how steep the hill is. We only take a small twitch of wood up over the hill, but still not bad for 38HP.
Likely 1/3 to 1/2 cord of wood hooked up there. V.P. of T.S.A. (taking stuff apart)
i was already sorry i missed the tractor. but i hesitated at the $3800 price tag, not knowing if it was reasonable or not.
i will find one, though. enjoyed the pic's. makes me want one more. later 'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
http://www.ZagrayFarmMuseum.org
I have a late 60's industrial version of the 444 with the BD154 diesel engine. I have been very happy with this little tractor.
Shown here is my IH2444. http://community.webshots.com/photo/762 ... 9861aSqpez TBAR IH2444 & 1949 Farmall Cub
Jim, the tractor in the picture is a 384, the next version of a 444. Both have the same BD 154 engine, and identical drive lines through out. We have 1 of each, and they perform the same.
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