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inoz

10-20-2006 03:35:02

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cant find any info on australian made farmalls on internet so may be someone here might be able to help, im after info on an farmall a514 i think its an m deisel.
it has the later square bonnet but still has the steering go over the top and the gauges in the same place as an m,the front grill is similar to a 240 -460. underneath it looks identical

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Redfan

10-20-2006 04:43:39

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to inoz, 10-20-2006 03:35:02

514 was the Row Crop version of the A554 broadacre tractor. 264 glow plug start Diesel and 5sp box. Like most Row Crop tractors they weren't big sellers in Australia.

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tasbrus

10-20-2006 04:38:12

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to inoz, 10-20-2006 03:35:02

They have a514 manuals listed here.
http://www.ploughbooksales.com.au/9.htm

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IaGary

10-20-2006 04:00:40

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to inoz, 10-20-2006 03:35:02

inoz

Its the first one in the row.

Its not a very good picture of the Austraian tractor but I believe this is what tractor you mean.

Note the steering and the seat.

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inoz

10-20-2006 04:28:27

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to IaGary, 10-20-2006 04:00:40

Thanks laGary thats the tractor, where was this taken!
The reason im asking is im currantly restoring an M and need a radiator ive priced a re-build and it would be cheaper to buy this whole tractor the radiator has been re-built recently and looks the same.
My thoughts are to buy this one and use the radiator in the M and make this my next project giving me more time to look around and maybe some luck finding a radiator.

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IaGary

10-20-2006 04:36:57

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to inoz, 10-20-2006 04:28:27

This collection belongs to a guy by Williamsburg Ia.

If you have the Australian tractor I would not take the radiator out of it for the M.

You should be able to get a M radiator.

Leave the Australian M together if you can.

Gary

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inoz

10-20-2006 04:54:35

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to IaGary, 10-20-2006 04:36:57

my radiator needs re-core so i went to local caseih dealer to get a price and he had nothing come up on computer i gave him part no-351798r92,also got two prices on re-builds and both were minimum of $1000au,the tractor is $900au running. It has an hour metre on the timing case cover showing 9213 hours

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IaGary

10-20-2006 05:00:46

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to inoz, 10-20-2006 04:54:35

So you are in Australia.

Are there a lot of the Australian IH's down there?

Gary

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inoz

10-20-2006 05:16:36

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Re: australian made farmalls in reply to IaGary, 10-20-2006 05:00:46

ive spent hours trying to find websites and information about australian made ih and come up with nothing all i know is the factory was in Geelong,Melbourne,Victoria as for what tractors & machinary came out of the factory as Australian made ive no idea. i do know there is an ih collectors club in Australia but still no luck finding anything on internet it would be interesting to know.

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