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LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100

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PRTZMAN55

03-06-2007 15:18:05

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HELLO,
I am looking to purchace a farmall 100 soon.
This looks to be right up hugh s alley.
I have some questions to ask about these tractors,where they all wfe, 113 or 123 engines
and when i do find one what to look for.
thanks for your help youve been helpful in the past with questions .

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PRTZMAN55

03-08-2007 06:19:51

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to PRTZMAN55, 03-06-2007 15:18:05

THANKS, to all who replied I already looked at the photo adds the one in ky looks good but a little far from pa. The one in ny is a little closes i may look in to this one . Also to those who replied to my thread on my fencer , it snowed so it will be a while till i get back to that but,
I will try your suggestions .This is a great site
Thank Harry.

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City-Boy McCoy

03-07-2007 05:24:08

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to PRTZMAN55, 03-06-2007 15:18:05

If you are looking for one, go to the left side of this page near the top, and click on photo ads. Click on tractors; type in Farmall and enter. Dean Hinton has just listed a 100. I have found him to be unusually honest in his descriptions. Good guy to deal with. mike

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Hugh MacKay

03-06-2007 17:55:09

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to PRTZMAN55, 03-06-2007 15:18:05

PRTZMAN55: There is not a lot I can add to what George and Andrew have already told you. These are a great little tractor, however they are approaching or past 50 years of age by now, and like any other tractor can be in good or poor condition from those years of use. You just look them over good and pay accordingly

Having said all of this, if you get a good one these little tractors will give you years of economical use for yard work and property maintenance. When something does break as all tractors do, these little tractors do not commit much of an assualt on one's pocket book. I would have no problem setting out right tomorrow to farm 50 acres with one of these.

In the 1940s-50s my late Uncle Wallace farmed a 100 acres and milked a 20 cow herd with a Farmall Super A as his only source of farm power. He had time to sing in the local church choir every Sun. plus travelled the country side taking part in a male choir, and they raised 9 children. By the way his front end loader was a manure fork.

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scotty

03-07-2007 05:04:22

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to Hugh MacKay, 03-06-2007 17:55:09

Mornin, What Hugh doesnt mention is that these tractors are great snow removal machines, I love using mine just for that purpose !

scotty

1949 Farmall Super A

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Hugh MacKay

03-07-2007 05:53:47

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to scotty, 03-07-2007 05:04:22

scotty: Careful they can pile snow high enough to bury a minivan. Speaking of which, I'm going out to plow snow. Haven't plowed it in over a week and we've been getting a bit every night.

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Jimmy King

03-07-2007 14:15:42

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to Hugh MacKay, 03-07-2007 05:53:47

Scotty"s Super A is almost to pretty to use isn"t it. Jim

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scotty

03-07-2007 14:18:44

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to Jimmy King, 03-07-2007 14:15:42

Hi Jimmy, Yeah maybe but I just love runnin that little tractor :")

scotty

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Andrew Z

03-06-2007 15:42:59

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to PRTZMAN55, 03-06-2007 15:18:05

The 100 came after the Super A, (actually after the Super A-1) it has the 123Cid motor and is rated at about 20-21hp. has hydros, can have fast hitch, foot throttle. All have a wide front end. I bought one a while ago and lost interest still all covered up., I thought I was going to get inot the hundered series but I feel into the Supers instead. They are good working tractors and nice around the yard.

Andrew

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georgeky

03-06-2007 15:41:27

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Re: LOOKING FOR A FARMALL 100 in reply to PRTZMAN55, 03-06-2007 15:18:05

I am not Hugh,but I know some answers. All 100s had wide fronts, they all had 123 engines. Make sure hydraulics work good not to much play in steering, condition of tires and general cosmetics. See that it has weights on rear wheels a fasthitch or fixed drawbar these are expensive if you have to buy later. Also the 100 has chrome lettering make sure its there it is expensive too. It all depends on condition and your price range.

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