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Sep 14, 2015 · What’s the difference between a Farmall and an International tractor? The short answer is – not much. The International Harvester Company used a handful of different brand names for its tractors, like “McCormick,” “McCormick-Deering,” “International,” and “Farmall.”
Dec 18, 2008 · From there I can tell you that the International tractors were any non-row crop tractor(i.e. a standard or wheatland tractor, industrial tractor, and the crawlers) The farmall name was used on all of the row crop tractors as the main badge until the 56 series (656,756 etc) when it went to just International on the side of the hood, and then ...
- That's a good list of questions, and I would also like to know the answers. I'm sure that with all of the knoweledge on this site that we will know...
- "International Harvester" was the company McCormick was the name of Cyrus McCormick, inventor of the first successful reaper and his family eventua...
- So, was IHC Cyrus McCormick's company, or was it the company that formed when McCormick and Deering got together? JandM966, I do not have any updat...
- I believe it was formed when McCormic and Deering joined forces, dont hold me to it, but I think it was done that way to get around the monopoly la...
- IHC was formed in 1902 from The McCormick Reaper Co., owned by Cyrus McCormick and His brothers, Deering Harvester Co. owned by William Deering, Th...
- International Harvester was formed in 1902 when McCormick and Deering agreed to merge. Along with McCormick and Deering the companies of Plano Manu...
- I believe IHC was put together from the joining of McCormick, Milwaukee, Plano & Champion. Oops I see some others on here must have been postin...
- This is what I'm talking about. If Farmall was just a name put on row crop tractors, how can there be a plant manager of Farmall? Were all the Farm...
- My understanding of this merger is that this was not exactly "holy matrimony" between the folks involved in this merger. Each had their own way of...
- WRONG Early industrials were badged McCormick Deering Ive got two I-30's that are original and prove it. Its not the tin rivited on badge either, i...
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Farmall has adjustable tread width front and rear axles. International has a fixed front axle (I think the rear might be, too). Farmall generally came with 18.4x38 rear tires. International had 23.1x26 rears (at least ours did). Farmall came without fenders, or optional flat-top fenders.
Early Farmall "Regular". Farmall D-430. Farmall was a model name and later a brand name for tractors manufactured by International Harvester (IH), an American truck, tractor, and construction equipment company. The Farmall name was usually presented as McCormick-Deering Farmall and later McCormick Farmall in the evolving brand architecture of IH.
Aug 22, 2015 · #1. so my 560 says International on the hood, but from pics I see the International was more a standard or utility configuration, so Mine looks like a Farmall, has larger tires etc., row crop configuration, Did someone just change the sheet metal at some point? DeltaRed. Well-known Member. Aug 21, 2015. #1.
Jul 9, 2021 · Farmall letter series vs international wd series. By acem. July 9, 2021 in General Chat. Start new topic. 1. 2. Next. Page 1 of 2. acem. Members. 13.1k. Location:Western Arkansas. Posted July 9, 2021. What are the differences between the letter and wd series tractors? Why did international harvester have the different lines of tractors?
The 140 is directly descended from the A, Super A, 100 and 130. On those tractors, the difference between Farmall and International was the International had a square front axle tube and possibly a foot throttle. You may have an industrial version, but read on:
