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Re: 240, 240U and SC


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Posted by IH fan on March 31, 2011 at 20:27:23 from (70.250.255.180):

In Reply to: 240, 240U and SC posted by Allen Goodman on March 31, 2011 at 20:01:58:


KenB_Texas said: (quoted from post at 22:01:58 03/31/11) I know the 240 is in the model number progression of the SC. How does the 240 and 240U differ differ other than manufacturer? are they not the same tractor?

I recon my real question is will a 240 or a 240u wide front be a bolt on fit under my SC's? From what I see the 240 front looks different.

How about a fast hitch from the 240U?

Maby instead of stealing parts, I should just rebuild the 240U?

Thanks

Ken


Not quite sure what you mean by the 240 and 240U having a different manufacturer... both made by International Harvestor.

As for the wide front, the 240U has a totally different front end, and you don't want oneof them anyway... kind of a weak spot... even the next in line 404 utility was different. I don't know if the 240 row crop wide front will fit a Super C.

being a lower utility model, the Fast hitch is probably different from the RC 240 and most certainly different from the Super C, 200 and 230. Pretty sure the only other one that will fit a SC would be the 200.

This post was edited by IH fan at 20:30:25 03/31/11.



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