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{{ Infobox Tractor |
{{ Infobox Tractor |
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− | | title = |
+ | | title = McCormick-Deering Farmall A |
− | | name = |
+ | | name = |
− | | logo = |
+ | | logo = |
| image = McCormick-Deering_1941_Farmall_A.jpg |
| image = McCormick-Deering_1941_Farmall_A.jpg |
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| image_size = 300 |
| image_size = 300 |
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| introduced = 1939 |
| introduced = 1939 |
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| discontinued = 1947 |
| discontinued = 1947 |
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− | | current_model = <!-- |
+ | | current_model = <!-- Auto set if date discon filled in --> |
− | | preceded = McCormick-Deering Farmall F-14 |
+ | | preceded = McCormick-Deering [[Farmall F-14]] |
− | | supersededby = McCormick Farmall Super A |
+ | | supersededby = McCormick [[Farmall Super A]] |
| productionno = 128,246 (includes Farmall A-AV, International A) |
| productionno = 128,246 (includes Farmall A-AV, International A) |
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| enginemake = International |
| enginemake = International |
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− | | enginemodel = C-113 |
+ | | enginemodel = [[International C-113|C-113]] |
| powerhp = 16 belt, 15 drawbar |
| powerhp = 16 belt, 15 drawbar |
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| powerkw = |
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| na = NA |
| na = NA |
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| turbo = |
| turbo = |
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− | | gearbox_type = sliding gear |
+ | | gearbox_type = [[sliding gear]] |
| clutch = |
| clutch = |
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| gearboxmake = International |
| gearboxmake = International |
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| rear_tyre = 9-24 4-ply (8-24 standard) |
| rear_tyre = 9-24 4-ply (8-24 standard) |
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| length = 106 in |
| length = 106 in |
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− | | wheelbase = |
+ | | wheelbase = 71 in |
− | | width = |
+ | | width = 56 in |
| height = 63 in |
| height = 63 in |
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| weight = 1780 lb |
| weight = 1780 lb |
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| cabmake = |
| cabmake = |
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| cabtype = |
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− | | factories = Tractor Works, Chicago, Illinois |
+ | | factories = Tractor Works, Chicago, Illinois, [[USA]] |
| cost_new = $542 (1941), $1295 (1947) |
| cost_new = $542 (1941), $1295 (1947) |
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| plowrating = 1-14" |
| plowrating = 1-14" |
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== Model History == |
== Model History == |
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:''For Company history see'' {{Main|International Harvester}} |
:''For Company history see'' {{Main|International Harvester}} |
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− | The new McCormick-Deering Farmall letter-series wheel tractors introduced in 1939 included the |
+ | The new McCormick-Deering Farmall letter-series wheel tractors introduced in 1939 included the Farmall A, [[Farmall B]], [[Farmall H]], and [[Farmall M]]. All had beautiful new styling by industrial designer [[Raymond Leowy]] and followed the theme set with the [[International TD-18]] crawler in 1938 and carried through to all International Harvester tractor models through the late 1950s. |
− | The Farmall A was an all-new offset design. The frame, engine, and drive train were offset to the left and the driver’s seat and controls were offset to the right to give the driver an unobstructed view of the ground and the crop being cultivated. International promoted this as its “Culti-Vision” design. The A was rated to pull a 1-bottom plow or cultivate one row. The engine was the same size as that of the old F-14 (113 ci) but was a revised design that would be in production for many years. Only distillate versions of the engine were built in 1939 and a high-compression gasoline version was added the following year. The A was available with the pneumatic Lift-All attachment, powered by exhaust gases, for lifting implements. The A was branded "McCormick-Deering Farmall" initially but the name was shortened to "McCormick Farmall" in 1946. |
+ | The Farmall A was an all-new offset design. The frame, engine, and drive train were offset to the left and the driver’s seat and controls were offset to the right to give the driver an unobstructed view of the ground and the crop being cultivated. International promoted this as its “Culti-Vision” design. The A was rated to pull a 1-bottom [[plow]] (singe furrow plough -UK) or cultivate one row. The engine was the same size as that of the old [[Farmall F-14|F-14]] (113 ci) but was a revised design that would be in production for many years. Only distillate versions of the engine were built in 1939 and a high-compression gasoline version was added the following year. The A was available with the pneumatic Lift-All attachment, powered by exhaust gases, for lifting implements. The A was branded "McCormick-Deering Farmall" initially but the name was shortened to "McCormick Farmall" in 1946. |
The Farmall A was International Harvesters's answer to the [[Allis-Chalmers B]], which entered pilot production in 1937 and full production in 1938. The B was also a small 1-plow tractor and it resembled the Farmall A but lacked the offset design. Although the B sold very well, the Farmall A quickly overtook it. When running on gasoline the Farmall A had slightly more power and it had a 4-speed instead of 3-speed transmission. Allis-Chalmers put a larger engine in the B in 1943, but International Harvester responded in 1947 with an improved [[Farmall Super A]]. |
The Farmall A was International Harvesters's answer to the [[Allis-Chalmers B]], which entered pilot production in 1937 and full production in 1938. The B was also a small 1-plow tractor and it resembled the Farmall A but lacked the offset design. Although the B sold very well, the Farmall A quickly overtook it. When running on gasoline the Farmall A had slightly more power and it had a 4-speed instead of 3-speed transmission. Allis-Chalmers put a larger engine in the B in 1943, but International Harvester responded in 1947 with an improved [[Farmall Super A]]. |
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*1939 - McCormick-Deering Farmall A introduced |
*1939 - McCormick-Deering Farmall A introduced |
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*1946 - name shortened to McCormick Farmall A |
*1946 - name shortened to McCormick Farmall A |
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− | *1947 - replaced by McCormick Farmall Super A |
+ | *1947 - replaced by [[McCormick Farmall Super A]] |
=== Factory locations === |
=== Factory locations === |
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+ | *Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, [[USA]] (1947 only) |
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=== Specification === |
=== Specification === |
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*Adjustable front axle |
*Adjustable front axle |
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*Optional tires |
*Optional tires |
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− | **Front: 5.00-15 4-ply |
+ | **Front: 5.00-15 4-ply |
− | **Rear: |
+ | **Rear: 9-24, 10-24, or 11-24 4-ply; 4-30 or 5-30 4-ply dual |
== Serial Numbers Information == |
== Serial Numbers Information == |
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| 1946 || 146700 || 182693 || 19739 || |
| 1946 || 146700 || 182693 || 19739 || |
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− | | 1947 || 182964 || 198298 || 20937 || |
+ | | 1947 || 182964 || 198298 || 20937 || Chicago |
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− | | 1947 || 200001 || 220829 || || |
+ | | 1947 || 200001 || 220829 || || Louisville |
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|colspan=3 |'''Total''' built || 128246 || |
|colspan=3 |'''Total''' built || 128246 || |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Add extra photos here please. |
Add extra photos here please. |
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McCormick-Deering_Farmall_A.jpg|McCormick-Deering Farmall A, painted but unrestored, with belly-mount sickle-bar mower, 4.00-15 front and 8-24 rear tires|link=Farmall A |
McCormick-Deering_Farmall_A.jpg|McCormick-Deering Farmall A, painted but unrestored, with belly-mount sickle-bar mower, 4.00-15 front and 8-24 rear tires|link=Farmall A |
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McCormick_Farmall_A_Tulare.jpg|McCormick Farmall A at Tulare, California antique tractor show|link=Farmall A |
McCormick_Farmall_A_Tulare.jpg|McCormick Farmall A at Tulare, California antique tractor show|link=Farmall A |
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+ | File:Farmall_A_sn_FAA70474_-_reg_427_XUC_at_Holcot_08_-_IMG_0106.jpg|Farmall A sn FAA70474 with a mid mounted cultivator bar fitted with ridger bodies|link=427 XUC |
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</gallery> |
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== References / Sources == |
== References / Sources == |
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{{reflist}} |
{{reflist}} |
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== External Links == |
== External Links == |
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+ | {{IH tractor range}} |
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− | {{'International Harvester' range}}<!-- Substitute name of make for 'manufacturers name' --> |
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{{tractor manufacturers}} |
{{tractor manufacturers}} |
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+ | [[Category:Farmall tractors|A]] |
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[[Category:Farmall A| ]] |
[[Category:Farmall A| ]] |
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+ | [[Category:16 hp tractors]] |
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[[Category:Tractors by model number]] |
[[Category:Tractors by model number]] |
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+ | [[Category:Tractors built in the United States]] |
Latest revision as of 17:28, 19 March 2018
McCormick-Deering Farmall A 1941 | |
Model history | |
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Model introduced | 1939 |
Model discontinued | 1947 |
Model status | Discontinued |
No. produced | 128,246 (includes Farmall A-AV, International A) |
Preceded by | McCormick-Deering Farmall F-14 |
Superseded by | McCormick Farmall Super A |
Engine Specification | |
Engine make | International |
Engine model | C-113 |
Fuel type | distillate |
Power hp | 16 belt, 15 drawbar |
Governed rpm | 1400 |
Displacement cu in /(litre) | 113 ci |
No. of Cylinders | 4 |
Bore in (mm) | 3 in |
Stroke in (mm) | 4 in |
Cooling system | water |
Naturally aspirated, Turbo or Supercharged | NA |
Transmission Details | |
Transmission type | sliding gear |
Gearbox make | International |
Forward | 4 |
Reverse | 1 |
Drive | 2-WD |
General Data | |
Linkage Category | drawbar |
Tyre Sizes (std/options) | |
Front | 4.00-15 4-ply |
Rear | 9-24 4-ply (8-24 standard) |
Tractor Dimensions | |
Length (inches/metres) | 106 in |
Width (inches/meters) | 56 in |
Height (inches/meters) | 63 in |
Weight (nominal) lb/kg | 1780 lb |
Turning circle (nominal) inches/meters | 18 ft |
Wheelbase | 71 in |
Other info | |
Factories | Tractor Works, Chicago, Illinois, USA |
Plow rating | 1-14" |
Nebraska Tests No. | 330 |
Approximate Cost new in (year) | $542 (1941), $1295 (1947) |
The Farmall A was built by International Harvester from 1939 to 1947 in Chicago, Illinois, USA and Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
Model History
- For Company history see
- Main article: International Harvester
The new McCormick-Deering Farmall letter-series wheel tractors introduced in 1939 included the Farmall A, Farmall B, Farmall H, and Farmall M. All had beautiful new styling by industrial designer Raymond Leowy and followed the theme set with the International TD-18 crawler in 1938 and carried through to all International Harvester tractor models through the late 1950s.
The Farmall A was an all-new offset design. The frame, engine, and drive train were offset to the left and the driver’s seat and controls were offset to the right to give the driver an unobstructed view of the ground and the crop being cultivated. International promoted this as its “Culti-Vision” design. The A was rated to pull a 1-bottom plow (singe furrow plough -UK) or cultivate one row. The engine was the same size as that of the old F-14 (113 ci) but was a revised design that would be in production for many years. Only distillate versions of the engine were built in 1939 and a high-compression gasoline version was added the following year. The A was available with the pneumatic Lift-All attachment, powered by exhaust gases, for lifting implements. The A was branded "McCormick-Deering Farmall" initially but the name was shortened to "McCormick Farmall" in 1946.
The Farmall A was International Harvesters's answer to the Allis-Chalmers B, which entered pilot production in 1937 and full production in 1938. The B was also a small 1-plow tractor and it resembled the Farmall A but lacked the offset design. Although the B sold very well, the Farmall A quickly overtook it. When running on gasoline the Farmall A had slightly more power and it had a 4-speed instead of 3-speed transmission. Allis-Chalmers put a larger engine in the B in 1943, but International Harvester responded in 1947 with an improved Farmall Super A.
Timeline
- 1939 - McCormick-Deering Farmall A introduced
- 1946 - name shortened to McCormick Farmall A
- 1947 - replaced by McCormick Farmall Super A
Factory locations
Specification
See Infobox for basic details
- Standard tires
- Front: 4.00-15 4-ply
- Rear: 8-24 4-ply
Variations and Options
- Electric starting
- Pneumatic "Lift-All" implement lift system
- Adjustable front axle
- Optional tires
- Front: 5.00-15 4-ply
- Rear: 9-24, 10-24, or 11-24 4-ply; 4-30 or 5-30 4-ply dual
Serial Numbers Information
Year | Serial no. run start[1] |
Serial no. run End[1] |
Number Built[2] | Notes |
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1939 | FAA501 | 6743 | 6242 | Serial range includes Farmall A-AV-B-BN and International A, number built includes Farmall A-AV, International A |
1940 | 6744 | 41499 | 22023 | |
1941 | 41500 | 80738 | 22950 | |
1942 | 80739 | 96389 | 9579 | |
1943 | 105 | |||
1944 | 96390 | 113217 | 8177 | |
1945 | 113218 | 146699 | 18494 | |
1946 | 146700 | 182693 | 19739 | |
1947 | 182964 | 198298 | 20937 | Chicago |
1947 | 200001 | 220829 | Louisville | |
Total built | 128246 |
Preservation
No detailed information of any of these tractors in preservation is currently available on here.
- Do you know of any examples to list ?
Make + Model No. | Reg No. (if known) |
Serial No. | Build-Date | Engine-Type/Make | Owner (if known) |
Photo | Were seen/Featured in | Other info |
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Create a page (link) for an individual tractor by linking the reg or serial number using reg number or serial number in the relevant column. Then once saved click the red link to start the new page and add info on that tractor. |
Gallery
Add extra photos here please.
See also
- Collection related info
- Shows and Meets - events featuring tractors and other machinery
- Clubs Listing - List of clubs including various tractor marques
- Collections - list of private collections with tractors (add yours)
- Museums - includes museums featuring tractors (please add missing ones)
References / Sources
External Links
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