What Is This Tractor..........

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

..........and is it worth the asking price? I would guess that it is.

Looks like International to me and looks older than 1956 to me as well. Someone here will know exactly what it is I'm sure.

Thanks.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-farming-equi...or/1068372442?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

JohnDY · Apr 29, 2015

This tractor was built in the 30's. Most likely an F-20.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

Hits an F14 Farmall, unless a F12 has been converted to the upright steering wheel position.
Wheather its worth the price, depends on the individual or the desirability of it.
When I was collecting tractors I have had them given to me and paid up to $100.00 for some.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

They were built in the model year of 1939, the H Farmall took its place.

T.J.P. · Apr 29, 2015

It's a F-14 Farmall. They only made them in 1938, and 1939, so it's one of those two years. As far as value is concerned, I have no idea.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

Good info....anybody else have anything to add?

Dick2 · Apr 29, 2015

F14 similar to one in the ad. This one had a modified starter arrangement, as starter was not available from the factory.

blue water massey · Apr 29, 2015

was running when parked
about the same as the check is in the mail

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

Now that we know what it is........what do we pay for it?

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

(quoted from post at 21:38:48 04/29/15) was running when parked
about the same as the check is in the mail

Very helpfull post, thanks. Was looking for information on what it actually is. Sure do appreciate the help though.

DeltaRed · Apr 29, 2015

1938/39 F-14. Electric starter WAS an option on these(but not F-20).However,a lot of non electric tractors were 'converted' to
electric start with "farmerneered" systems The A/B replaced it,not H. H replaced the F-20 M replaced F-30.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 29, 2015

Depends on how mucha you want it, determines how much you pay.

Ken Macfarlane · Apr 29, 2015

Not far from me, it snowed again there this past weekend but for the most part the banks are melted.

Athol Carr · Apr 30, 2015

It is an F-14,(1938-1939) Long brake levers, raised steering wheel, crankcase vent on valve cover. Electric start was available on late O-12 so assume also available on late F-12. Starters certainly available on O-14, W-14 and F-14. Kerosene/distillate F-14s had the gasoline starting tank in the hood (as had always been the case with W-12, O-12, I-12 and Fairway-12) whereas in the F-12 it was inside the rear of the main fuel tank, again it is possible that late F-12s had the revised starting tank position. F-12 has final reduction gearing in gear housings inside each wheel, F-12/F-14 had long axles with large diameter wheels (54 inch on steel and 36 inch or 40 inch on rubber. The cast wheel centres in the photographs are for 40 inch rims.
The Farmall H replaced both Farmalls F-12/F-14 and F-20, power of an F-20 on the size of an F-12/F-14. The Farmall M replaced the F-30.
The Farmalls A and B were NEW small tractors to compete with the Allis Chalmers B

Anonymous-0 · Apr 30, 2015

(quoted from post at 23:55:47 04/29/15)
Depends on how mucha you want it, determines how much you pay.

I don't want it at all, was just curious about it.

Anonymous-0 · Apr 30, 2015

(quoted from post at 00:55:04 04/30/15) Not far from me, it snowed again there this past weekend but for the most part the banks are melted.

Where are you located Ken? I'm near Sussex. There are a lot of Macfarlanes around here.

TimWafer · Apr 30, 2015

Yep, looks like an F14 to me and as said it was made in 38 & 39. I have a page on my site dedicated to the restoration of mine if you're interested. I paid $50 for the tractor in the hedgerow!
Tim

http://timwafer.com/f14.html

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