farmall f 12
 | 1932 - 1938 | 1932 - 1938 |
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1932 - 1938 | ||
1932 - 1938 |
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Production | |
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Manufacturer | Farmall (a part of International Harvester) |
Factories | Chicago, Illinois, USA |
| Neuss, Germany |
Total built | 123,442 USA |
| 2,848 Germany |
Variants | |
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F-12-G | German-built |
F-12-G4 | German-built, four-speed |
W-12 | McCormick standard-front |
Farmall F-12 Engines | |
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International Harvester 1.9L 4-cyl gasoline | |
Waukesha 1.9L 4-cyl gasoline | |
Fuel tank | 13 gal
49.2 L |
Engine details ...  | |
Farmall F-12 Transmissions | |
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3-speed unsynchronized gear | |
4-speed | |
Transmission details ...  |
Farmall F-12 Power | |
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Drawbar (claimed) | 10 hp
7.5 kW |
Belt (claimed) | 13 hp
9.7 kW |
Plows | 1 |
Drawbar (tested) | 12.31 hp
9.2 kW |
Belt (tested) | 16.20 hp
12.1 kW |
Performance test details ...  | |
Mechanical | |
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Two-wheel drive | |
Manual steering | |
Open operator station. |
Photos | |
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Farmall F-12 photos...  |
Power Take-off (PTO) | |
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Rear PTO Type | 540 (1.125) |
Dimensions & Tires | |
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Wheelbase | 76 inches
193 cm |
Weight | 2700 lbs
1224 kg |
Front tire | 23x6 |
Rear tire | 54x6 |
Full dimensions and tires ...  | |
F-12 Serial Numbers | |
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Location: | Serial number plate ahead of the gear shift, below the steering column. |
1932 | 501 (Chicago) |
1933 | 526 (Chicago) |
1934 | 4881 (Chicago) |
1935 | 17411 (Chicago) |
1936 | 48660 (Chicago) |
1937 | 81837 (Chicago) |
1938 | 117518 (Chicago) |
Final | 123942 (Chicago) |
1938 | NT101 (Neuss) |
FAQ: How to read a serial number table. | |
Belt Pulley | |
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Diameter | 12.375 inches
31 cm |
Width | 6.25 inches
15 cm |
RPM | 800 |
Speed | 2591 ft/min
789.74 meters/min |
References | |
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McCormick-Deering Farmall 12 published in 1936, by International Harvester | |
International Tractors - The Line That Offers You A Choice published in 1933, by International Harvester | |
McCormick-Deering Tractors - Modern Agricultural Power published in 1933, by International Harvester |