Old International Utility Tractor?

[Travis_R]

Does anyone know what model this old International tractor is and what it’s worth?

It needs a battery but I was told it ran when it was parked. I’m not sure how long it’s been sitting.

I’ve had a handful of diesel tractors over the years, but I’m not familiar with anything International, especially an old gas burner.

I want to try and get it running so I can sell it for my cousin.

 

[DJ54]

Looks like an International 350. And according to the serial number, should be a '57 model: TractorData.com International Harvester 350 tractor information

Parts should be readily available if needed.

 

[Travis_R]

Looks like an International 350. And according to the serial number, should be a '57 model: TractorData.com International Harvester 350 tractor information

Parts should be readily available if needed.

Thank You! Any idea of it’s worth?

 

[Jimmy Joe]

If that is a diesel from what I have seen not easy to find parts. If the steering box is in bad shape it really brings down the value parts for them get expensive as they went bad a lot especially on loader tractors hopefully it doesn't take much to get it running to see what it all needs. Looks like it doesn't have a torque amplifier that might be a plus if it was bad expensive to fix but nice to have. There is one on Facebook in Frederic Wisconsin no loader and bad head gasket for $800.00 I have a 1956 gas version of that tractor. Good luck

 

[Travis_R]

If that is a diesel from what I have seen not easy to find parts. If the steering box is in bad shape it really brings down the value parts for them get expensive as they went bad a lot especially on loader tractors hopefully it doesn't take much to get it running to see what it all needs. Looks like it doesn't have a torque amplifier that might be a plus if it was bad expensive to fix but nice to have. There is one on Facebook in Frederic Wisconsin no loader and bad head gasket for $800.00 I have a 1956 gas version of that tractor. Good luck

It has a gas engine.

 

[DJ54]

If it were here, in all honesty if you get it running and it runs half decent I'd say $1000. The wiring looks to be a mess, and the Fast Hitch will lessen the value although FH adapters are available, and I'm not understanding the aux. hydraulic pump on the front, that's not OEM unless it had a loader on it at one time. It looks to need a lot of TLC, so if you can get it running, let the next guy who may have a use for it deal with it.

 

[Jimmy Joe]

It has a gas engine.

It looks so different on my 350 the generator is on the opposite side under the hood, on mine the governor is where the alternator is on yours. The mounting of the air cleaner is higher and more rearward on mine wondering if you have a different model my engine is a c175 it is marked on the right side of the engine. I would be curious what yours reads.

 

[Jimmy Joe]

This is what my engine looks like on the left side a C175. Carburetor and air cleaner mounted different from yours carburetor looks different also.

 

[Jimmy Joe]

After some searching you actually have a 330 utility tractor with a C135 engine according to tractor Data. 4,262 built in 1958 yours has the 5 speed without the torque amplifier not that many made so a bit rare.

 

[paulsharvey]

First; they all "ran when parked", so...

Second, I would say running, and operating, maybe $1400; not running maybe $700. So, if you want to try to get it running, set yourself a Hard budget of no more than $300 to get it running. It might still have critical, expensive, issues beyond just running.

If after spending a few bucks to get it running, if the goal is selling; pressure wash, run 15-45 minutes, and post it. You dont want to get into fluids, filters, coolant, battery, hydraulics, or even simple parts, like alternator/generator, steering parts, ect; unless working on it is the goal.