Farmall F-12

The Farmall F-12 is a farm tractor manufactured by Farmall, a part of International Harvester, produced from 1932 to 1938. It was built in Chicago, Illinois, USA and Neuss, Germany, with a total production of 123,442 units in the USA and 2,848 in Germany. The tractor features a 1.9L 4-cylinder gasoline engine from International Harvester or Waukesha, with a displacement of approximately 113 cubic inches. It has a 3-speed unsynchronized or 4-speed transmission, manual steering, and two-wheel drive. The F-12 has a wheelbase of 76 inches, weighs about 2700 lbs, and uses steel tires sized 23x6 front and 54x6 rear. It delivers a claimed drawbar power of 10 hp and belt power of 13 hp, with tested drawbar and belt powers of 12.31 hp and 16.20 hp respectively. The tractor includes a rear PTO with a 540 rpm type. Variants include the German-built F-12-G and F-12-G4, and the McCormick standard-front W-12. The F-12 was succeeded by models such as the Farmall F-14 and F-20.