The story
International Harvester built the Farmall B from 1939 to 1947 as a small row-crop tractor able to pull a single plough. It was based on the successful Farmall A, but in place of the A's wide front axle it used two front wheels set close together on the centre line.
This let it straddle and cultivate two rows at once. The seat sat to the right of centre to give the driver a clearer view ahead.
It took over from the F-14 and was later followed by the Farmall C.
Did you knowThe driver's seat was set off to the right so the operator could see the crop rows ahead more easily.
For sale
No Farmall B listings yet. Dealers and private sellers will be able to list them here soon.
Selling one?Nebraska tractor test
| Test number | 331 |
| Year tested | 1939 |
Test 331 was the gasoline version. Other test of this model: 332 (distillate, 1939).