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Re: IH 454 built where?
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Posted by Big Don on August 03, 2005 at 07:03:57 from (24.114.121.52):
In Reply to: IH 454 built where? posted by n8terry on August 01, 2005 at 19:26:26:
All of the 454,574 and 674 gas tractors were built at Louisviile in the U.S. I believe they used a "skid" unit from doncaster that gave them the transmission and rear end along with the front axle. The diesel versions of those tractors for the U.S. market were also done at Louisville, and I think the motor came with the skid unit from Doncaster.In Canada, the diesel tractors were imported complete from Doncaster and after 2 or 3 years of diesels only, they finally imported the 464,574 & 674 gas versions from Louisville.(IH never sold the 454 gas in Canada) As someone else mentioned. on the diesel, if it has an all Delco electrical system, it.s U.S. made.The last part of the puzzle is that the fenders, hoods, grilles, etc. were slightly different as the U.S. made thier own tinwork. Don
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