The Farmall 1206 is a row-crop tractor produced by Farmall, a part of International Harvester, from 1965 to 1967. Built in Rock Island, Illinois, USA, a total of 8,400 units were made. It features an International Harvester DT361 turbocharged 6-cylinder diesel engine with 361 ci (5.9 L) displacement, delivering up to 125.1 hp estimated engine power. The tractor offers two transmission options: an 8-speed unsynchronized and a 16-speed partial power shift with a Torque Amplifier for clutchless shifting. It has a drawbar power of about 99.6 hp claimed and a PTO power of 112.6 hp claimed. The tractor supports two- or four-wheel drive, power steering, and differential hydraulic dry disc brakes. It has an open operator station with optional cab and climate control. Hydraulics include 0 to 2 valves with a 12 gpm pump flow. The rear hitch is type III with an independent 1000 rpm rear PTO. Dimensions include a 101-inch wheelbase, 153-inch length, 92-inch width, and 86-inch height at the steering wheel. Weight ranges from 9400 lbs shipping to 13580 lbs ballasted. Tires are 7.50-16 front and 18.4-38 rear. Serial numbers are located on the clutch housing left side. Variants include IH 1206 standard front, Farmall 1206 row-crop, and Wheatland with a larger platform and heavy drawbar.