1970 INTERNATIONAL 175B
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1970 INTERNATIONAL 175B
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Description:
1970 International power shift 175B Crawler loader with the 4 in 1 Drott Bucket
This thing is like brand new and would be a SWEET Collector's Item, this machine only has 830 original hours! I am the second owner of this machine. You can see in the photos it still has factory paint still between the track grousers and under the bucket. It still has the factory lubrication charts on the side of the machine...wow!
All original with the exception of the new seat and LED work lights.
It has the DT-407 (120 hp) that is totally rebuilt back to new, this was an out-of-frame rebuild.
Undercarriage is 99%.
The engine had seized from sitting for so many years and needed rebuilding. I have all paperwork for repairs. Over $7000 invested in engine alone. Engine rebuilt at 815 hrs.
• New crankshaft - Standard, Standard journals
• New rod and main bearings (again, all standard)
• Block was Line bored and honed
• New freeze plugs and cam bearings
• New sleeves and pistons
• Head rebuilt with all new valves and springs
• Rebuilt turbo charger
• New water pump
• New oil pump
• New exhaust manifold
• Rebuilt injector pump
• Rebuilt injectors
All filters and fluids changed throughout machine. Steers and runs like the new machine it is.
It still has the factory rubber "Cord Rings" covering the loader pins keeping dirt out (see photo), and the factory lift arm safety support bar bolted to the loader frame. The bucket teeth still have the factory crosshatch weld on them (photo) very little actual use on this machine.
The only thing I know is missing is (1) one upper engine compartment sheet metal cover on the right side, but I never seen one of these machines with either upper cover.
This machine is truly a preserved "blast from the past" and would make a great lifetime farm machine or construction machine.
This machine is roughly around 31,000 lbs (same size as a 955 Cat)
This thing is like brand new and would be a SWEET Collector's Item, this machine only has 830 original hours! I am the second owner of this machine. You can see in the photos it still has factory paint still between the track grousers and under the bucket. It still has the factory lubrication charts on the side of the machine...wow!
All original with the exception of the new seat and LED work lights.
It has the DT-407 (120 hp) that is totally rebuilt back to new, this was an out-of-frame rebuild.
Undercarriage is 99%.
The engine had seized from sitting for so many years and needed rebuilding. I have all paperwork for repairs. Over $7000 invested in engine alone. Engine rebuilt at 815 hrs.
• New crankshaft - Standard, Standard journals
• New rod and main bearings (again, all standard)
• Block was Line bored and honed
• New freeze plugs and cam bearings
• New sleeves and pistons
• Head rebuilt with all new valves and springs
• Rebuilt turbo charger
• New water pump
• New oil pump
• New exhaust manifold
• Rebuilt injector pump
• Rebuilt injectors
All filters and fluids changed throughout machine. Steers and runs like the new machine it is.
It still has the factory rubber "Cord Rings" covering the loader pins keeping dirt out (see photo), and the factory lift arm safety support bar bolted to the loader frame. The bucket teeth still have the factory crosshatch weld on them (photo) very little actual use on this machine.
The only thing I know is missing is (1) one upper engine compartment sheet metal cover on the right side, but I never seen one of these machines with either upper cover.
This machine is truly a preserved "blast from the past" and would make a great lifetime farm machine or construction machine.
This machine is roughly around 31,000 lbs (same size as a 955 Cat)
Information:
| Year | 1970 |
| Serial Number | 1970 |
| ROPS | Enclosed |
| Hours | 830 |
| Horsepower | 120 |
INTERNATIONAL 175B
INTERNATIONAL 175B
1978 INTERNATIONAL 175B
INTERNATIONAL 175B
1978 INTERNATIONAL 175B
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1978 INTERNATIONAL 175B
SOREAU SARL Garage Poulalion
BOURRON MARLOTTE, France
BOURRON MARLOTTE, France
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