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CaseIH C60 diff't in Canada vs. USA?
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Posted by Jim in NH on May 04, 2005 at 18:07:16 from (12.76.182.236):
Hi folks, I'm looking at a CaseIH C60 that's up in Canada, but not too far from me here in NH. The dealer that has it was good enough to send some really great photos, including one of the rear end. All of the literature and pictures of C60's I've seen have a black plastic fuel tank. This rig up in Canada has a metal tank, almost identical to the one on my IH584. Are differences like that common? Is it a country thing? Are there any other configuration issues which might make it hard to get parts down here difficult? Not sure the price will be all that great after I account for shipping and import issues, so it may not matter, but it I was surprised to see the pic, so I figured I'd ask you all about it. Thanks as always, Jim in NH
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