The story
The Farmall was the first of International Harvester's general-purpose row-crop tractors. It was the first affordable machine that one farmer could use for ploughing, cultivating growing crops and driving a threshing machine from the belt.
For most of its life it was sold simply as the Farmall, and the name Regular was only added once the larger F-20 and F-30 arrived to replace it. It followed the McCormick-Deering 10-20, and more than 134,000 were sold.
Did you knowIt was only called the Regular after its successors appeared; for most of its life it was just the Farmall.
For sale
No Farmall Regular listings yet. Dealers and private sellers will be able to list them here soon.
Selling one?Nebraska tractor test
| Test number | 117 |
| Year tested | 1925 |
Tested as the McCormick-Deering "Farmall".