Is This A Rare Farmall?

WOEII · Jul 24, 2008

It kinda looks like a high crop but I don't really know much about the Farmalls that came before the H. Any help on this would be appreciated.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 24, 2008

F20, not very rare.

NDS · Jul 24, 2008

In its day (1930s) the F20 was probaly the most common and best all around Farmall row crop. From the looks of draw bar this may be lightly used tractor and the 2 brake pedals mark it as one of the last F 20s (I think).

NDS · Jul 24, 2008

Looked at pictures again and this F 20 looks to be identical to the one I spent several summers from 6 AM to sundown on back in early fiftys. Tractor is best looking unrestored F 20 I have seen in a long time.

jal-SD · Jul 24, 2008

Not too rare, but looks like its very restorable. If the price is right, snatch it up before the scrappers get it. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

dhermesc · Jul 24, 2008

If nothing else it has $400 in rear tires on it........

WOEII · Jul 24, 2008

Thanks guys! 8)

Anonymous-0 · Jul 24, 2008

based on cast rear wheels, rubber stering wheel,and foot brakes, iwould say 38 or 39 F-20. 39 was last year for f-20 as H & M models were also sold in 39

WOEII · Jul 30, 2008

(quoted from post at 16:49:20 07/24/08) based on cast rear wheels, rubber stering wheel,and foot brakes, iwould say 38 or 39 F-20. 39 was last year for f-20 as H & M models were also sold in 39

If anyone is interested in this it's located at Lucas Case/IH dealership in Cazenovia NY and is for sale. 8)

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