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    Posted: 19 Feb 2016 at 7:19am
OK, not much action in the construction forum....so

What's an H4 based on? Might get one(wife's in FLA !). Guy's sending pictures on the weekend. I'd rather have an H3 ( D15 based...) kinda fit in with the D-14s I have.

thanks for any info ,google wasn't good for me,sigh.

Jay

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Jay,

I have been known to be wrong, but I have always thought that the HD-4 did not have a gasoline version, like the H-3 or HD-3. Someone set me straight if I am wrong. Thanks    Bob@allisdowneast
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Well I did see an H-4 manual online, just no specs.... and I did finally figure out the D in HD-3 means Diesel.....
see you can teach an old dog.....
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HD-4 was Diesel
H-4 was gas

Engine is the 200CID 4 cylinder version of the 301cid 6 cylinder used in the 190 farm tractor
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Hd3 and H3 was a D15 farm tractor on tracks......
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Hd4 and H4 were not based off of any farm tractor....they were a product of the construction division

There was and HD3 that was NOT based off of the D15, it was from the construction division as well. Used a 2-71 Detroit Diesel. Rare duck, only like 30 built
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Thanks Don

rather have the H3 then....could hide it better..!

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