The Big Book of Farmall Tractors The Complete Model-by-Model Encyclopedia... Plus Classic Toys, Brochures, and Collectibles |
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| Author:
| Pripps, Robert N. |
| Photographer:
| Morland, Andrew |
| Series title: | A Town Square Book Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-0-89658-552-2 |
| Publication Date: | Dec 2003 |
| Publisher: | MBI Publishing Company LLC
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| Imprint: | Voyageur Press |
| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | USD $39.95 |
Book Description:
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The Big Book of Farmall Tractors is thefirst book of feature every Farmall model. It chronicles the background of McCormick-Deering and International Harvester and outlines the beginnings of IH's production of the treasured Farmall tractor from its inception in 1923 (the lightweight, general purpose row-crop tractor that could literally farm all") until the last model rolled off the assembly line in the mid 1970s. Highlights include stories of the innovative spirit of the...
More DescriptionThe Big Book of Farmall Tractors is thefirst book of feature every Farmall model. It chronicles the background of McCormick-Deering and International Harvester and outlines the beginnings of IH's production of the treasured Farmall tractor from its inception in 1923 (the lightweight, general purpose row-crop tractor that could literally farm all") until the last model rolled off the assembly line in the mid 1970s. Highlights include stories of the innovative spirit of the "McCormick Men," the battle with John Deere to produce the best-selling, most popular tractor, and the challenges IH faced when the 560 and 460 models failed in the field. This comprehensive volume also includes descriptions and hundreds of color photographs of all models, complete with performance comparisons (based on the University of Nebraska tests); chronicles the exciting beginnings of International Harvester; and places IH events in a larger historical context. But wait, there's more! The text is complemented by our "signature" variety of artwork: fabulous current color photographs, historic black-and-white images, period ads, brochures, and collectibles.