International Harvester 4300
| | 1961 - 1965 |
| Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor | | Hough built |
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| Production |
| Distributor | International Harvester
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| Manufacturer | Hough
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| Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor |
| Built in Libertyville, Illinois, USA |
| Total built | 44
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| Original price was $12,000 in 1970 |
| The massive model 4300 tractor was International's entry into the large four-wheel drive market. The tractor was built by Hough (manufacturer of the Pay Loader) and the final design was influenced by a desire to be larger than the John Deere 8010. Unfortunately for International, the 4300 was "too big, too soon" and production was limited. |
| International Harvester 4300 Power |
| Engine | 300 hp
223.7 kW
|
| Drawbar (claimed) | 180 hp
134.2 kW
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| Plows | 10
|
| Drawbar (tested) | 203.32 hp
151.6 kW
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| Mechanical |
| Drive | 4x4 4WD
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| Steering | hydraulic powered two- or four-wheel steering
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| Air brakes brakes |
| Open operator station. Cab optional with available air-conditioning. |
| Capacity |
| Fuel | 168 gal
635.9 L
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| Steering | 60 qts
56.8 L
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| Hydraulics |
| Valves | 3
|
| Pump flow | 40 gpm
151.4 lpm
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| | 55 gpmOptOptional
208.2 lpm
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| Steering flow | 40 gpm
151.4 lpm
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| Steering cap. | 60 qts
56.8 L
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| 4300 Serial Number Location |
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| Serial number plate below steering column |
| Electrical |
| Charging system | alternator
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| Charging amps | 50
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| Batteries | 4
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| Battery volts | 6
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| References |
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| International 4300 published in 1963, by International Harvester |
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