International B276

[Hiddensprings_Bill]

Hi

I am not sure if this is where I can find out about this tractor model. My father in law is giving it to me to use on my farm and I am trying to find out more about it. Maybe someone can point me in the right direction.

Thank you

Bill

 

[art]

Are you sure it's not a B-275? They were build in the early 60's and were imported from abroad.

 

[Hiddensprings_Bill]

Hi Art

According to the serial # it is a model B-276 from around 1970

 

[mwb]

Here is some info.
TractorData.com - International Harvester 276 tractor data


Not that you will need any but here is a link for parts and exploded drawings
https://webparts.pvassociates.net/cnh/webparts/main.php

Enter 276 as the model search.

Cheers,

Mike

 

[Hiddensprings_Bill]

Thanks mike

Thats a start. Hope to find more pics too as I search around

Bill

 

[YellCoGin]

I think that must be a UK model that was imported to Canada. I don't recall ever seeing that model in the US.

 

[Hiddensprings_Bill]

You are right. I looked at the plate on the motor and it says made in Great Britain.

Must have been imported years ago.

 

[Dill]

I've seen a few up here in the north east. I know a guy who runs 2, says their good on fuel and cheap to buy, he also has a B414.

 

[DINAS]

The 276 was manufactured in England in late 1960's. BAsically a 275 with more modern hood the same as the 434 model, the only way to quickly tell the difference between the 276 & 434 is the front axle - 276 has the round section axle off the 275, and the 434 has inverted U section axle.
Not a common tractor, the 434 with extra HP was not much more money new. Apart from hood, all parts off 275 will fit and easy to find s/h
Excellent small tractor, very powerfull for size, nice to drive, independent hydraulics from engine driven pump, diff lock, good weight to power ratio for field cultivation.

 

[Hiddensprings_Bill]

Here are some pictures of it. Needs some work but I used it tonight to move a brush pile. Way better than a hand rake