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Re: International vs Farmall
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Posted by Jimmy King on June 24, 2004 at 11:47:08 from (207.69.137.21):
In Reply to: International vs Farmall posted by Turtle on June 24, 2004 at 11:36:27:
A Farmall is a row crop, or the model that you have to climb up two steps to get on. An International is a Utility step onto foot board one step and swing your foot over to other foot board froth axle is swept back on utility, straight on farmall. International is shorter over all, not as tall, always a wide front farmall can be wide or narrow it is personal preferance I hate utilitys ride rougher, hotter, and dirtery.
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