I have one for sale 6 speed with 41k original miles on it

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It's the ford transfer case that came in the truck Ford and dodge both use a np273 transfer case. But you have to swap input shafts on the transfer case to make it bolt up to the dodge trans. This was my truck. I built it.

Awesome. I'm considering this swap also. Did it clock it differently or anything?

No. Same orientation One uses studs. One uses bolts. I don't remember which one I used. Bolts or studs.

Thanks

Thanks for pointing that out. My favorite farmall is the 400. The 350 &450 we're 2 tone, the 3&400 were ALL RED!! Is a sweet tractor tho.

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+Bill Whitman I have owned both 715 and 615, I can't relate any difference in quality between them. One extra straw walker in 715 and additional horsepower. I used the 715 as my main machine at the time, but the 615 is just a hobby since they are rare. 715 had quite a bit more capacity in my opinion. I thought they were easy to work on. Must have both been pretty good, I see some design carry over on the early axial flows.

They are the same design. The 715 is just a bigger version of the 615. I had a 715 nothing wrong with it except I wanted to modernize with a newer combine.

owned a 303,403,715,915, 715 was the best followed by 403. also had a 203 ,piece of crap

+RD1970 I made the decision to use a quick attach feeder from an IH 715. It had to be cut down 9” in width. This also involved having a new sprocket made for the feeder top shaft in order to fit the smaller size roller chain on the 615. I also swapped out the lift cylinders from the 715. Once the feeder was finished I used some 3” angle iron to build a permanent adapter by welding it to the Massey Header. All that was left was to lower the location of the input shaft from up on the top to down low in line with the IH shaft. You can see parts of this in the last few seconds of the video. IH 3 row corn heads are extremely rare, and the only one to own is the 833. The 733’s are heavy and not the best design. Someday I would like to cut an 844 down to 3 rows. The Massey 300 was a good machine but I think the 615 has more capacity than the Massey 300 this head would have been on.

+dlzastera I had a 1974 IH 715 years ago with 13 head, and 843 corn head. Was hydro and gas engine. Very reliable machine. Traded for 1460. The 615 is for playing with and collecting. There are very few around. They look very tiny compared to newer machines.