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Solid enough tractor, German build, D179 engine which is solid. Main problem is depending on where you live, these are not a very common tractor, if in North America they were only sold in Canada, typically in the east. Parts would be the main issue, but depending on the condition and your usage, that may or may not be a problem.
35+ years since they were sold new in North America, but they were still made/sold in Europe well into the Case IH era.
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