Farmall 826

The Farmall 826 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1969 to 1971 by Farmall, a part of International Harvester. It was built in Rock Island, Illinois, USA, with a total production of 9,591 units. The tractor was available in several variants including the International 826 standard, Farmall 826 row-crop, and International 2826 industrial models. It featured multiple engine options including a 5.9L 6-cylinder diesel, 4.9L 6-cylinder gasoline, and 4.9L 6-cylinder LP-gas engines. The transmission options included a 16-speed two-speed power shift and hydrostatic drive. The tractor had a power range of approximately 79 to 92 hp depending on the drawbar or PTO rating. It offered two- or four-wheel drive, mechanical rear differential lock, power steering, and hydraulic dry disc brakes. The Farmall 826 had an open operator station with an optional cab. It was equipped with an open center hydraulic system and a rear Type II hitch. The rear PTO was independent with 540/1000 RPM speeds. Dimensions included a 105 inch wheelbase, 164 inch length, and 84 inch height at the steering wheel. The operating weight was 9860 lbs, ballasted weight 13840 lbs, with front tires sized 9.5L-15 and rear tires 18.4-34. Electrical system featured an alternator and batteries varying by fuel type. Attachments included the International Harvester 2000 Loader with detailed lift and breakout capacities. Serial numbers were located on the clutch housing left side. The Farmall 826 is related to the Farmall 1026 model.