Bill from Illinois
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Same tractor at the show. (Photo #3)
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Jaden
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What is the motor comparable to in a wheel tractor?
smallercrawler
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Bill, thanks for the pictures of the great looking T2. Have had several discussions with supposed IH/Farmall experts over the years as to whether anything smaller than a T4 was made. As
best I can recall, a long gone inlaw had T2,4,5. Seems he was unsure if a T3 was made, would you happen to know? Were the T2(3?) limited volume "production" tractors, or "one offs"? Again, thanks for the pictures.
best I can recall, a long gone inlaw had T2,4,5. Seems he was unsure if a T3 was made, would you happen to know? Were the T2(3?) limited volume "production" tractors, or "one offs"? Again, thanks for the pictures.
MKinOntario
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From the pic, it looks like a 113, same as in a Farmall A or C.
I could be wrong, but seems to me I saw the same thing locally here a few years ago. It looked identical to that one. It is not an IH product, just an IH powerplant used by another manufacturer, who used the IH sheetmetal rather than fashion their own. I can not remember the manufacturer right now, but I have heard then name many times in the past, just escapes me now.
T4, T5, TD5 were Canadian made IH crawlers using steering clutches. T340, TD340 were American made and used a type of differential/planetary steer. To the best of my knowledge, no crawler made by IH smaller than T4.
Lavoy
T4, T5, TD5 were Canadian made IH crawlers using steering clutches. T340, TD340 were American made and used a type of differential/planetary steer. To the best of my knowledge, no crawler made by IH smaller than T4.
Lavoy
smallercrawler
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Lavoy/t4mike, thanks for the clarification on this little guy"s heritage.
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