International Harvester

[Oregon Viking]

Old tractors. My knowledge is non existent. International Harvester...I will guess. No, I didn't look it up...yet.
In front of thee.. only local dairy.
Smith river California.

 

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[vpnavy]

Nice tractor photograph Oregon Viking - for some reason it gives me a warm feeling. Thanks for sharing...

 

[WannaDig3687]

Well, since we're guessing..... 1948 Farmall International Harvester Super A

Nice photos. Old tractors are loved more than old vehicles around here. We've got our eye out for a yard ornament.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[tamrock]

I learned how to drive a stick on a tractor. I was probably 13 years old and I felt like I was flying when I put that Ford 8N into high gear and pulled the throttle lever all the way down.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

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[IDXMonster]

Offset IH Cub. Set up offset for cultivating so you can see what you’re doing...in fact you can see the mid-mount cultivator on it in the pic.

 

[eman1000]

Yep, Thats the IH Cub. My father in law is a collector of old IH tractors that body was offset to view the field called cultivision.
I see them modified in Indiana as mowers mostly.

 

[IDXMonster]

As Wrightdigger said,they did have a Super A which was a more sophisticated tractor in some ways and a touch bigger but it’s very hard to judge size due to the wheel extensions which must have been used for hillside work. At any rate,great pic and a very cool old tractor!

 

[old digger]

Nice! Looks like it is still in restorable condition.

 

[BLK HOLE]

Did you dig that up If so that is way tougher than Kurios1's bike

 

[releventchair]

Farmall A.
Cubs grills styles,wheels,headlight locations are different. Front bolster below radiator looks bigger on a Cub ,and has a square channel for the front tool bar.
Photo shows a non stock muffler ,but way to big for a Cub. I can run my Cub straight pipe with little difference.
The dome shaped air intake cap is father back on this A than a Cub.
A rear end view is a fast way to spot the belt pully on an A's position.

An A is bigger ,but not easy to make a call on from a distance without another known tractor for size reference.... A B is quite the same as an A ,but does not have the offset for cultivision. ( Always wedge the front axle each side on an off set when pulling a rear wheel on A's and Cubs ,they tip!)

Here"s my 1948 Cub to compare..