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Re: Farmall M vs SM
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Posted by edwardt on November 14, 2003 at 11:49:11 from (65.240.79.120):
In Reply to: Farmall M vs SM posted by Lakenut on November 13, 2003 at 13:57:17:
There is a considerable difference between the two! I own both: 2-M's 1950-51 & 1-SM 1953. The disc brakes & battery position are correctly stated. As for the tractors themselves the SM is more power from IH. SM horsepower (264 cid engine) Belt/PTO = 43.9, Drawbar = 37.1, pulling weight 5676 lbs & the weight of the trator itself 8929 lbs. The M horsepower (248 cid engine) Belt/PTO = 34.2, Drawbar = 25.5, pulling weight 4233 lbs & tractor weight 6770 lbs. As far as ebay there is a ASK SELLER QUESTIONS BUTTON IN THE RIGHT CORNER. Shipping oh well. Hope this info helps. Either tractor in good working order & depending on your needs are worth owning!
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