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Model Information
1961-1965
This massive model was International’s entry into the large 4WD market. It was manufactured by Hough in Libertyville, Illinois. The design was influenced by the desire to be larger than the John Deere 8010, but unfortunately for International, the 4300 was “too big, too soon”. It had an IH 13.4L six-cylinder engine, hydraulic-powered two-wheel or four-wheel steering, air brakes, a six-speed or eight-speed transmission, and an open operator station or an optional cab with available air conditioning,
Power Train & Specs
Engine: IH DT-817
Cylinders: 6
Bore & Stroke: 5.375x6.00
RPM: 2100
CID: 217
Fuel: Diesel
Main Fuel Tank Cap:
Aux Fuel Tank Cap:
Carburetor:
Cooling Capacity: 69 qts.
Drawbar HP: 214
Belt PTO HP: 285
Weight: 27620 lbs
Length: 257 inches
Width: 11.5 inches
Height: inches
Number of Gears: 8/4
Options:
Production & Serial Numbers
Total Produced: 44
1961: 87AH1001-87AH1045
Location: Serial number plate is below the steering column
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