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Re: F-20
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Posted by Bill Smith on February 16, 2004 at 10:16:45 from (63.147.130.89):
In Reply to: F-20 posted by Joel H. on February 15, 2004 at 13:38:44:
Joel, the H Farmall basically was the new replacement tractor for the F-20 in Farmalls releasing of the letter series. The H was faster geared, intended to have more power, easier to handle, and had modern improvements added to it some of wich were options from factory such as hydraulics, batttery start and lights, and road gear. In all reality, the F-20 was a heavier built and tougher tractor. In the right senerio could probably out pull the H. As far as going from one to the other, the biggest thing you are going to notice is the F-20 being slower geared, and ruffer to ride if you are on there all day. As far as pulling something in the feild, you will pull anything with the F-20 that you can pull with an H.
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