Fordson 'F' I believe was the most prominent, followed by the 8N... or the 'N' series in general. The Farmall 'H' and 'M' would probably fill the next two spots. I'd not be surprised if the Deere 'A' was next...
The important thing to keep in mind is that those things were sold in the days when horses were being replaced. Nearly every farm had at least one of those tractors. By the time the MF135 and Deere 4020 came along the sheer production numbers had tumbled so far and the number of models increased so much that no one model ever had a hope of selling as many units. The 4020, 135 and Ford 4000 and 5000 were arguably all very popular in their day and all would be much higher on my list as the best tractor ever built (I say 4000)... but none were ever produced in such numbers as the 'F'.
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