International Harvester FARMALLC Reviews
1969 Farmall Cub
Model Year: 1969
A fairly simple and easy to maintain small tractor. A bit high off the ground so it doesn't inspire confidence on hills. Seems a good design for its time 50+ yrs ago. I'm sure modern tractors do a lot more, but my needs are simple and it fulfills them very well.
Pros: Small size, a real tractor.
Cons: None so far.
Model Year: 1969
A fairly simple and easy to maintain small tractor. A bit high off the ground so it doesn't inspire confidence on hills. Seems a good design for its time 50+ yrs ago. I'm sure modern tractors do a lot more, but my needs are simple and it fulfills them very well.
Pros: Small size, a real tractor.
Cons: None so far.
1944 Farmall M
Model Year: 1944
Last fall we bought a home with 50 acres in northern Minnesota. Purchased a IH Farmall M with a trip loader and a 60" field and brush mower, to do food plots, log skidding, driveway maintenance, etc. "Big Red" runs great, pulls anything I need to pull (the 3 point conversion is a big addition) and handles all the chores I've needed done. The food plots are in, wood cutting has commenced, and I'm picking up a 7 foot back blade today for winter snow removal. The tractor's old but easy to work on, very reliable, and I don't know what I'd do without it!!
Pros: Inexpensive, heavy duty,simple to use and work on.
Cons: No creature comforts, though I don't need them.
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Model Year: 1944
Last fall we bought a home with 50 acres in northern Minnesota. Purchased a IH Farmall M with a trip loader and a 60" field and brush mower, to do food plots, log skidding, driveway maintenance, etc. "Big Red" runs great, pulls anything I need to pull (the 3 point conversion is a big addition) and handles all the chores I've needed done. The food plots are in, wood cutting has commenced, and I'm picking up a 7 foot back blade today for winter snow removal. The tractor's old but easy to work on, very reliable, and I don't know what I'd do without it!!
Pros: Inexpensive, heavy duty,simple to use and work on.
Cons: No creature comforts, though I don't need them.
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