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Re: Historical Farmall Motor Question
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Posted by Ken K. on April 09, 2005 at 20:05:02 from (63.26.135.118):
In Reply to: Re: Historical Farmall Motor Question posted by CNKS on April 09, 2005 at 17:50:17:
The 113 ci engine did not have a water pump while the H and M's had water pumps also. I have a Farmall A & B BUT the to me the best sounding engine of all is the H. A good running H has the sweetest sonud I know of. Put the H and the A or B beside the H and idle them down to their slowest idle and you will not here the H engine run. It is much quieter then the A or B engine. Talking about history of IH tractors, everyone thet loves the letter series IH tractors should buy FARMALL The Golden Age 1924 - 1954 by Lee Klancher. One little bit of information on page 105 Lee states that, and I quote - "When the war ended (1945), the postwar boom drove Letter Series sales through the ceiling. The Best-selling of the series, the Farmall Model H, is in fact the best-selling full-size tractor ever built, with more than 400,000 units built and sold between 1939 and 1954. International would sell 1.6 million wheeled full-size tractors in this era, a feat that will probably NEVER be matched in the United States." Now that is a quote for the John Deere fans out there!!!!
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