Farmall 100 Years

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From the Publisher Farmall 100 Years brings the story to life in the ultimate tribute to these enduring machines... The 1939 Model H was the right tractor at the right time. It would share a wheelbase with the larger Model M so that Bert Benjamin’s implements functioned interchangeably. This meant that farmers didn’t have to purchase two sets of tools if they owned both an M and an H. The 1924 Farmall Regular with Cultivators. IHC went through several experiments to locate cultivator mount points to be effective and easy to use amidst young plants. Introduced in 1924, this tractor sold for 825 dollars plus another 88.50 dollars for the cultivators. Adjusted to today’s inflation, that would be about 11,500 dollars for the tractor and 1,195 dollars for the cultivators. State Historical Society of Wisconsin, WHi (X3) 52003 The 2013 Farmall 105C with the factory-installed L630 Loader. The tractor’s four-cylinder, 3.4-liter engine provides 106 rated horse-power and 91 on the PTO. As well as going back and forth, this tractor goes up forcefully, with a lift capacity for a 105C with the self-leveling option at 3,428 pounds (1,555 kg). Maximum lift height is 135 inches (343 cm), a little more than 11 feet (3.4 m). Courtesy CNH Industrial N.V.

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