The story
The F-12 was a small Farmall row-crop tractor rated to pull two ploughs, built by International Harvester from 1932. It proved popular, with around 123,000 made.
In 1938 it gave way to an improved two-plough model, the F-14, which was itself replaced in 1939 when the new Farmall letter series arrived, including the A and B. The F-12 weighed about 2,700 lb and recorded just over 12 hp at the drawbar.
Did you knowAround 123,000 F-12s were built in about six years.
For sale
No Farmall F-12 listings yet. Dealers and private sellers will be able to list them here soon.
Selling one?Nebraska tractor test
| Test number | 212 |
| Year tested | 1933 |
Other test of this model: 220 (kerosene, 1933).