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A lot of them got built with T/Cs, but it was always an option on the C, so maybe the gauge was an afterthought????? on them. On the SuperC it was standard, so Iexpect it was all one package on the line.

If you wanted one, the gauge comes with its own support, which then mounts right to the quadrants for the two T/C levers. The probe is in the center of the cover for the filter, so if your cover doesn't have provision for the probe, you'll need to either scare up a cover from another T/C unit, maybe you can buy one, or modify the one you have with a thread to take the probe.
 
It's probably the exact same reason that the Super A through 140 tractors didn't have an engine coolant temperature gauge and the Super C through 240 did. Sam
 
(quoted from post at 22:48:17 12/31/09) Why is that a Super C has a touch control temp gauge on the hydrulic resouvior and the c dont .
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I guess the simple answer is that IH made them that way... either didn't consider it with a C or figured it wasn't nessesary. I'm not sure all SCs had them... our's with F-H had one, so maybe that was the reason.
 
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