International Harvester

In 1902, a landmark consolidation birthed the International Harvester Company, uniting the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company and the Deering Harvester Company. From its inception, the company pioneered early tractor development. A pivotal moment arrived in 1924 with the debut of the Farmall, a tractor that dramatically reshaped the landscape of agricultural machinery. The Farmall notably introduced a revolutionary tricycle configuration, specifically designed for row-crop farming. Beyond basic plowing, this innovative machine possessed the finesse required for detailed tasks like cultivation. In 1985, International Harvester's agricultural division joined forces with the J. I. Case Company, and today, equipment continues to be produced and sold under the esteemed Case IH brand.