Loader coming home!

It took almost 3 months for backordered parts from Bosch - in Germany.

But now I've got a Great tool for this small Farm we live on.

nice!

Very nice.

very nice,selling ours and getting bigger.course i also have about the biggest skid steer n.holland makes.35 horse tractor is always too small or just on the edge of being big enough.60-70 horse in my near future.

Tim Allen would like to borrow that , he needs to do some light gardening......lol

Cool toy , enjoy it.

I almost wish I had bought a Skid steer instead
But now that its repaired and gone through ...It will be nice around here!

i do commercial landscaping stone in summer and have to have the skid steer.have went mostly from quarried stone to old foundations and field stone.1/10 the fees involved for a little less money.i can load a pallet up to about 5500 pounds-----up hill.

Wow, look at that cab, super nice. That's gonna spoil ya!

is it a ford cab?

Nice beasty there.

Like to get one with a backhoe on the back of it.

I am happy for you that you finally got the thing back. Now make it earn its money back

Looks like an Allis Chalmers/Ford mix.....

Looks good

I had a tractor with a loader on it and used it putting up hay, hauling round bales feeding and moving snow. I sold it and got a skid steer, I pay a guy to put up my hay. I can do so much more with the skid steer. I have forks I move round bail with and just slide under them. I can put round bales in the pole barn now, snow moves way better with a blower on the skid steer than a bucket on a tractor. I wish I would have swapped out sooner.

Have skidloader and 4 tractors use the skid most ,Cant afford to fix a tractor anymore

Glad to see you finally got it back. Now the work begins!

Its blue cab

Geez pcr

Nice! I could use that all day long. Keep your eyes out for a backhoe attachment for it and you'll really love it.

I know ...but. the skidsteers of any worth were out of mt price range

Little did I know Id spend $1,480.00 more to repair the issue the Seller knew about but neglected to disclose to me.
With transport I now have $8,450.00 into This '65' International

Thanks for telling me what kind it is. My curiosity was killing me. I like a 4x4 loader tractor.

Sure its a 3514 Hydrostatic

A loader and an AK grizzly hunt beats a skidsteer every time.

Sure does

I can tear so stuff up with a good loader LOL

Someday maybe for me...

What was the issue in need of repair?

I dont think you can get rid the Bosch and change to a more common type, but if its rebuilt now it should give you a lot of trouble free days of work, one thing with that begin a hydrostat you may need ear protection, if its like the 656 hydro it will whine when its cold.

Main reason was seals in the Fuel injector pump were blown

Fuel and oil all mixed in the system

Thanks for the pictures. I like seeing other people's tractors.

I bet your tractor is quieter than a Massey- Ferguson 274. When you hit the throttle everything seems to scream even with ear plugs.

You're welcome run

Tractors are cool !!

MF274?!?!?!
Perkins 236 diesel.....
I have one in my yard 13,000 hours.... second clutch...everything else original

One tough made machine....dad bought it brand new in 1982

Mine is a D239 diesil - Hydrostatic
1965

The mechanic told me you could probably run that thing on Hog fat and not hurt the engine!
LOL!
The fuel injector rebuild kit was on backorder Bosch of Germany
Almost 3 months

Thanks for sharing, browndusti. There's more tractor lovers on trapperman than I thought. We've been having problems with the brakes sticking on our 274.

Back in the days when machines where made to last, no stupid emissions control devices or plastic parts....big difference in a 60 HP tractor back then compared to modern ....

That 274 is definitely my favorite tractor. My brother gets to run it most of the time. Family farm.

I think ours is rated @ 55 hp but it feels like 60 hp.

I grew up on the fender of it, wore that red paint off.... felt like 100 HP when you sit down in the seat as a youngster....the fun of being a farm kid

I didnt grow up on a farm



But now I am Home

Nice tractor. As others have said, keep your eye out for a decent back hoe.

I have a Kubota L35 for about fifteen years now. It's got a back hoe with a two-foot bucket and can dig to nine feet.

The Bota is probably the most useful machine I own. Digging stumps, hauling firewood, plowing snow...I extended my driveway more than 300' with it, had to hog out almost 12" of topsoil, then spread many tons of big (AASHTO#4) goonies and many more tons of 2A mod.

I use it n the job quite a bit also. I can load my 10-ton dump with it but just barely. Next one will be a bit bigger.

I'm sure you'll get lots of use out of yours.

Thanks Lugnug,
I have a 200yd long driveway. And a small farm. Ill keep my eyes peeled

What is all that white stuff in the pictures?

Cotton!!! Lots of it