International BC-144 4-cylinder gasoline engine.International Harvester Ltd., Doncaster, England.Note: Most specifications and prices in comparison tables from The Official Tractor Blue Book 2010, Farm Tractors 1950-1975, and Farm Tractors 1975-1995 Timeline The German Deutz-Fahr D3006 was a smaller, less-expensive tractor. The US-built Case 470 was quite a bit more expensive. The British-built International 354 diesel competed directly with other imported utility tractors: the British-built Ford 2000 and Massey-Ferguson MF135, the German-built John Deere 820, and Romanian Long 350. The Oliver was more powerful but was an older design with a less-useful 6-speed transmission. The gasoline-powered International 354 closely matched the other models shown in the following table for power, engine size, forward speeds, weight, and price. The BC-144 gasoline engine was a conversion of the diesel. The diesel was the British-built BD-144 previously used in the McCormick International B-275 tractor. The 354 offered a choice of gasoline or diesel engines. The 1972 International 354, built in England, took the place of the old US-built International 404 Utility, last built in 1968. Model History For Company history see Main article: International Harvester
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Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged International 354 (gasoline-powered), 1973
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