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International 574 Row Crop 1971
International 574 Row Crop with diesel engine, 1971
Model history
Model introduced 1970
Model discontinued 1978
Model status Discontinued
Preceded by New model
Superseded by Farmall 544
Engine Specification
Engine make International
Engine model D-239
Fuel type diesel
Power hp 67 engine, 53 pto, 46 drawbar
Governed rpm 2200
Displacement cu in /(litre) 239 ci
No. of Cylinders 4
Bore in (mm) 3.875"
Stroke in (mm) 5.06"
Cooling system Water
Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged NA
Transmission Details
Transmission type 4-speed syncromesh with high-low-reverse
Gearbox make International
Forward 8
Reverse 4
Drive 2-WD
General Data
Linkage Category Category II 3-point
Tyre Sizes (std/options)
Front 6.50-16 4-ply
Rear 13.9-36 6-ply
Tractor Dimensions
Length (inches/metres) 136"
Height (inches/meters) 61"
Weight (nominal) lb/kg 5400 lb
Wheelbase 84"
Other info
Factories Doncaster, England
Plow rating
Approximate Cost new in (year) $11315 (1977)
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The International 574 Row Crop was a row crop tractor built by International Harvester from 1970 to 1978 in the Doncaster, England factory.

Model history[]

Main article: International Harvester

For basic utility model see: International 574

The International 574 Row Crop was a row crop utility tractor that replaced the Farmall 544 row crop model. The new model had the same engines and same power output but used a new chassis with the seat and controls moved forward and the fuel tank placed behind the seat. The 574 also had a new 8-speed syncromesh transmission. The diesel-powered 574 was built in Doncaster, England with the D-239 engine supplied from Neuss, Germany. Gasoline models were shipped to the US without engines. The C-200 engine was built and installed in the Louisville, Kentucky, USA factory.

Tractor Comparison, gasoline version[]

Production of the International 574 began just before the end of 1970. The 574 Row Crop was built in the "row crop utility" style, with the seat and controls lowered as on a utility tractor but with larger diameter rear tires and longer front axle spindles providing almost as much ground clearance as with a conventional row crop tractor. The following comparisons apply to tractors with either gasoline or diesel engines. The Ford 4000 Row Crop was a direct competitor for the International with almost the same power, engine size, forward speeds, weight, ground clearance, and rear tire size as the International. The Ford model went out of production after 1975, leaving Ford without a row crop tractor in this class. The John Deere 2020 HU was another close competitor, its smaller engine displacement offset by a higher governed rpm. However, when the 2020 HU went out of production after 1971, the replacement 2030 HU moved up a power class. The Massey Ferguson MF165 Row Crop and its replacement, the MF255RC, also closely matched the International. The Allis-Chalmers One-Seventy was in the same power class as the International. It was sold as a row crop model and was even available in a tricycle version but it was built lower than other row crop models, with less ground clearance, bridging the gap between row crop and utility tractors. The Minneapolis-Moline U302 Super Row Crop didn't seriously compete with the International because it was going out of production as the International was coming in. The Oliver 1555 Row Crop had about the same power as the International but it was a larger, heavier, traditional row crop model with a big 6-cylinder engine. The Case 770 was an even heavier row crop tractor with a bigger, more powerful, 4-cylinder engine. When the International 574 ended production in 1978, the gasoline version was not replaced.

Make & model Pto hp Cyl. Displ.(ci) RPM Speeds(F/R) Weight(lb) Clear.(in) R Tires Price-$ (year)
International 574 Row Crop 53 4 200 2200 8-4 5120 23 13.9-36 10410 (1977)
Allis-Chalmers One-Seventy 54 4 226 1800 8-2 5545 20 14.9-28 6167 (1971)
Case 770 56 4 251 1900 8-2(12-4) 7760 13.6-38 10183 (1971)
Ford 4000 Row Crop 52 3 201 2200 8-2 5040 24 12.4-38
John Deere 2020 HU 54 4 181 2500 8-4(16-8) 4565 24 13.9-36 5290 (1971)
John Deere 2030 HU 60 4 219 2500 8-4(16-8) 5230 25
Massey-Ferguson 165 Row Crop 52 4 212 2000 6-2(12-4) 5100 24 13.6-38 6700 (1975)
Massey-Ferguson 255RC 50 4 212 2000 8-2(12-4) 5950 20 13.6-38 8203 (1975)
Minneapolis-Moline U302 Super Row Crop 56 4 221 1900 10-2 5340 21 13.6-38 4679 (1970)
Oliver 1555 Row Crop 53 6 232 2200 6-2(12-4) 6841 25 12.4-38 6422 (1971)

Tractor Comparison, diesel version[]

In addition to the models discussed in the gasoline section, several diesel-only imported models competed with the International 574 Row Crop: the Russian-built Belarus 400, British-built Case 990 High Clearance, German-built Fendt 48, and Italian Fiat-built Minneapolis-Moline G450 and Oliver 1355 Hi-Clear and 1365 Row Crop.

Make & model Pto hp Cyl. Displ.(ci) RPM Speeds(F/R) Weight(lb) Clear.(in) R Tires Price-$ (year)
International 574 Row Crop 53 4 239 2200 8-4 5400 23 13.9-36 11315 (1977)
Allis-Chalmers One-Seventy 54 4 236 1800 8-2 5775 20 14.9-28 6719 (1971)
Belarus 400 53 4 254 1800 11-6 5027 13.6-38 10600 (1988)
Case 770 57 4 267 1900 8-2(12-4) 7900 13.6-38 10813 (1971)
Case 990 High Clearance 54 4 195 2200 6-2(12-4) 4780 25 13.6-38
Fendt 48 53 4 208 2400 12-4(16-5) 5420 12-36
Ford 4000 Row Crop 53 3 201 2200 8-2 5040 24 12.4-38 6520 (1971)
John Deere 2020 HU 54 4 203 2500 8-4(16-8) 4930 24 13.9-36 6000 (1971)
John Deere 2030 HU 61 4 219 2500 8-4(16-8) 5370 25
Massey-Ferguson 165 Row Crop 52 4 204 2000 6-2(12-4) 5150 24 13.6-38
Massey-Ferguson 255RC 53 4 236 2000 8-2(12-4) 6150 20 13.6-38 10084 (1977)
Minneapolis-Moline U302 Super Row Crop 52 4 236 1900 10-2 5495 21 13.6-38 5409 (1970)
Minneapolis-Moline G450 54 4 211 2400 8-2(12-3) 4380 25 6074 (1971)
Oliver 1355 Hi-Clear 51 4 190 2400 8-2(12-3) 4566 23 5785 (1971)
Oliver 1365 Row Crop 55 4 211 2400 8-2(12-3) 4550 25 7885 (1975)

Note: Most specifications and prices in comparison tables from The Official Tractor Blue Book 2010[1], Farm Tractors 1950-1975[2], and Farm Tractors 1975-1995[3] and from sales literature.

Timeline[]

Factory locations[]

Doncaster, England

Specification[]

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  • C-200 4-cylinder gasoline engine
  • 8-speed transmission (4-speed syncromesh with high-low-reverse)
  • Adjustable front axle
  • Hydrostatic power steering
  • Standard tires
    • Front: 6.50-16 4-ply
    • Rear: 13.9-36 6-ply

Options[]

  • D-239 4-cylinder diesel engine
  • ROPS
  • Independent pto
  • Category II 3-point hitch with traction control

Serial numbers[]

Year Serial no. run
start[4]
Serial no. run
End
Number Built Notes
1970 504 649 Production included with basic International 574 utility
1971 650 3328
1972 3329 7073
1973 7074
1974 102961 107879
1975 107880 111782
1976 111783 114194
1977 114195 117064
1978 117065
Total built

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References/sources[]

  1. Hall, Mike, Ed., The Official Tractor Blue Book 2010, Price Digests, Overland Park, Kansas, 2009
  2. Larsen, Lester, Farm Tractors 1950-1975, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan, 1981
  3. Gay, Larry, Farm Tractors 1975-1995, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, Michigan, 1995
  4. "Implement & Tractor Red Book Issue 1984", p.103

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