Farmall Centennial

Published by Farmall 100 Years, this ultimate tribute brings the story of these enduring machines to life. The 1939 Model H, designed by Bert Benjamin, was the perfect tractor for its time. With a wheelbase shared with the larger Model M, farmers could use the same implements for both tractors, saving them from having to purchase multiple sets of tools.

In 1924, the Farmall Regular with Cultivators was introduced by IHC after going through various experiments to ensure the cultivator mount points were effective and easy to use among young plants. The tractor was sold for 825 dollars, with an additional 88.50 dollars for the cultivators. Adjusted for inflation, this would be equivalent to around 11,500 dollars for the tractor and 1,195 dollars for the cultivators today.

The 2013 Farmall 105C, equipped with the factory-installed L630 Loader, features a four-cylinder, 3.4-liter engine providing 106 rated horsepower and 91 on the PTO. The tractor not only moves back and forth but also has a strong lift capacity, with the self-leveling option allowing for a lift capacity of 3,428 pounds (1,555 kg) for the 105C. It has a maximum lift height of 135 inches (343 cm), equivalent to a little over 11 feet (3.4 m).

This exceptional piece of machinery continues to showcase the innovation and quality that has defined Farmall tractors for 100 years.

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