In 1954 Farmall revamped its line by redesignating the wildly popular Letter Series the Hundred Series. This splendid resource of 200 color photographs exhibits several painstakingly restored examples of the Cub, Cub Lo-Boy, 100, 130, 200, 300, 300 Utility, 330, 350, 350 Utility, 400, W-400, 450, W-450, 600, and 650. The photos provide close-up details of gauges, wheels, carburetors, seats, decals, and more, while full-view shots demonstrate how the tractors appeared when they rolled off of showroom floors. Histories and detailed data cover model evolution, mechanical changes, serial number information, paint and accessory codes, and more.
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Guy Fay is a long-time archivist of the McCormick-IH archives at the State Historical Society of Wisconsin and a tractor enthusiast. He and co-author Andy Kraushaar both reside in Madison, Wisconsin.
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This review is from: Original Farmall Hundred Series 1954-1958 (Hardcover)
If only all tractor books had this much useful detail! This is a real "meat-n-taters" book on a particularly popular era of Farmall. If you have one in this era, I don't think there is a better overall book to own... besides the factory service manuals, of course. Guy Fay lives near the IH archive and has done a "Dr. Livingston" of that material. He probably knows it as well as his own backyard. Combined with his practical experience and observation, this means you can count on this book as largely a "primary research" book and not rehashed research done by others. It's intelligently and appealingly laid out and Kraushaar's photography is impeccable throughout.
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Farmall hundred series 1954- 1958,
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I got this book that I order and it came in two bubble wrap envolopes. They were in very good shape,It was very helpful to the tractor I had just bought.
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excellant read,
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The book came in great condition. Overall the details, photos and info was real helpful. Recommend it to anybody interested in Farmall tractors.
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The peak of International Harvester (IH) tractor production was in 1951. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nameplate background decal, combination rear light, fixed drawbar, cotton picker tractors, painted grill, series tractors, factory attachments, background decals, front pull hook, switch decal, export tractors, nameplate decal, burning attachment, decal placements, tread front wheel, instruction decal, family tractors, patent marking, field attachment, attachment factory, wheel pneumatic tire, swinging drawbar, deluxe seat, axle extensions, seat attachment Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hydra Touch, Electric Wheel, Cub Lo-Boy, Torque Amplifier, Cleveland Welding, Farmall Cub, Touch Control, Motor Wheel, United States, Guide Lamp, Randy Leffingwell, Attachment Tire Size Plies Tread Used, Firestone Cleveland, Double Beaded, Domestic Kind, Export Kind, Compression Ratio Chart, Globe Union, High Clear, Mac Kenzie, Super Cub, Export Code, Export Farmall, Front Rim, Super Series New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
The peak of International Harvester (IH) tractor production was in 1951. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nameplate background decal, combination rear light, fixed drawbar, cotton picker tractors, painted grill, series tractors, factory attachments, background decals, front pull hook, switch decal, export tractors, nameplate decal, burning attachment, decal placements, tread front wheel, instruction decal, family tractors, patent marking, field attachment, attachment factory, wheel pneumatic tire, swinging drawbar, deluxe seat, axle extensions, seat attachment Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Hydra Touch, Electric Wheel, Cub Lo-Boy, Torque Amplifier, Cleveland Welding, Farmall Cub, Touch Control, Motor Wheel, United States, Guide Lamp, Randy Leffingwell, Attachment Tire Size Plies Tread Used, Firestone Cleveland, Double Beaded, Domestic Kind, Export Kind, Compression Ratio Chart, Globe Union, High Clear, Mac Kenzie, Super Cub, Export Code, Export Farmall, Front Rim, Super Series New!
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