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What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby CapeCodCubs » Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:10 pm

Bigdog wrote:Dale and others: You might want to check out a book titled "A Corporate Tragedy". It is a history of the International Harvester Corporation.

There are also several other books on the various tractors and equipment made by IH.


Bob Phillips aka Spaceghost highly recommended it to me, thanks for bringing it...got to get it and read it.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby spaceghost » Wed Jun 08, 2011 2:05 pm

A Corporate Tragedy is a great book; it will give you a good understanding as to how and why IH made good regarded equipment for so long and then sold off most of the company. But is not in print at this time so I talked to my local library and they found and ordered the book from another library.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby CapeCodCubs » Wed Jun 08, 2011 2:40 pm

Maybe I should get a library card, Coporate Tradedy is available at Amazon

New.....$142.00
Used....$90.00

http://www.amazon.com/Corporate-Tragedy ... 754&sr=1-1
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Ida Red » Mon Aug 01, 2011 6:32 am

That weird looking b250 almost looks like IH had some extra W-4 hoods and put them on last minute.

If she doesn't listen then you don't have to. As well if she speaks or yells from in the house when you are in the shop or speaks to herself in a muffled way ....you don't have to bother, just to my way of thinking.
Happy Birthday Mom this is your big day and maybe, just maybe I will listen and maybe we can talk face to face for awhile. Red
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Hengy » Mon Aug 01, 2011 9:04 am

Ida Red wrote:
If she doesn't listen then you don't have to. As well if she speaks or yells from in the house when you are in the shop or speaks to herself in a muffled way ....you don't have to bother, just to my way of thinking.
Happy Birthday Mom this is your big day and maybe, just maybe I will listen and maybe we can talk face to face for awhile. Red
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Ida Red » Mon Aug 01, 2011 2:57 pm

Was really talking at Bigdog.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,

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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby OzzInter » Wed Aug 27, 2014 7:56 am

gitractorman wrote:Yep, the DGD-4 looks closer:

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But I think I found the same tractor, a German DED-3:
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The Farmall DLD-2 has a two cylinder diesel engine, The DED-3 has a three cylinder diesel engine and the DGD-4 has a four cylinder diesel engine.
German tractors, of any brand, were all diesels from the mid-50s onwards due to tax rules that favored diesel fuel in agriculture in Germany.
The "D' series Farmalls (D-212 etc.) came later.
The model numbers in the "D" series are explained as the first digit (2,3 or 4) is the number of cylinders and the next two digits (*12 etc.) are the "rated BHP" .
The little D-212 (2 cylinder, 12 rated BHP) was the Diesel equivalent to the Farmall Cub in Germany.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby OzzInter » Wed Aug 27, 2014 8:33 am

CapeCodCubs wrote:There were British made IH's they had a plant in Doncaster and one elsewhere...can't rememeber. IH was a huge corporation much like Ford with plants all over the world. IH sold the rights I believe for the British made line to India's Mihandra Tractor (spelling?). The British line up used the prefix B so you might come across a B212 or something like that. The D must have stood for Deutsch ( german for german).


A prefix = Australian, B prefix = British, D = Deutsch and F = French. These prefixes were only used from about 1950 to the mid 1960s

The British made B-250, B-275 & B-414 utility tractors were sold in North America.

Each country had its own engineering department and aimed to design tractors suitable to their own market.
Australian wheat growers needed very different tractors from French wine growers!
As far as I know all designs and model designations had to approved by the US head office in Chicago.
Most models were unique to their national factory, with the following exceptions-

The French built a version of the US Farmall Super C called Super "FC" and a "Super Cub" version of the late 50s US Farmall Cub.
The British built a version of the US Farmall M - (Farmall "BM") and later US Super M (Farmall Super "BM")
The Australians built a (Farmall "AM" and later Farmall Super "AM") as well as an Australian "McCormick AW-6" standard tractor (similar to US "W-6" model)
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby John *.?-!.* cub owner » Wed Aug 27, 2014 2:14 pm

Ozz, there was a diesel FC at one of the Red Power Roundups a few years back that was a really nice rig. It caught my attention from about 50 yards away due to the unusual sound it made setting there idling. I think I still have pictures of it if you are interested.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby OzzInter » Fri Aug 29, 2014 8:19 am

Josh Blair wrote:[img]

looking though some old pics and found this didn`t know what it was


Looks like a German built Farmall DED-3 (three cylinder diesel)
The four cylinder DGD-4 had a different exhaust manifold going by the following pictures shown in this subject.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Matt Kirsch » Mon Sep 08, 2014 10:17 am

Australia built tractors based on the H/M/4/6 design well into the 1960's, if I'm not mistaken.

I have a picture of an A-514 on my wall from an old calendar. It is clearly a Farmall H with a direct-start diesel engine and hood styled like a Farmall 460.

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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby OzzInter » Tue Sep 09, 2014 8:02 am

Matt Kirsch wrote:Australia built tractors based on the H/M/4/6 design well into the 1960's, if I'm not mistaken.

I have a picture of an A-514 on my wall from an old calendar. It is clearly a Farmall H with a direct-start diesel engine and hood styled like a Farmall 460.


The Farmall A-514 was built in the early 1960s and was a follow on from the original Aussie Farmall Super AMD (A = Australian)
The Australian built Farmalls were based on an evolution of the original Farmall M tractors.
Aussie built diesel Farmall evolution went Super AMD, AM-7 Diesel, A-514, A-554 and finally Farmall 564 which finished in 1973.

They all used the AD-264 engine, which is similar to the British BD-264 direct start diesel used in the British Farmall B-450 etc.

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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby fcub59113 » Mon Dec 01, 2014 1:27 am

Josh Blair wrote:Image

looking though some old pics and found this didn`t know what it was



Hi josh it is a German built DED-3, it is owned by my grandfather,(im getting towed on the cub) and is located in new Zealand
and was sold new from the workshop that my grandfather bought after IH moved to a new premises in town.

If anyone has any information on DED-3's or knows of where to find any please let me know.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Darryl Ovens » Thu Aug 02, 2018 10:07 pm

Just got one of these Farmall DED-3 tractors.
Please see my entry in the "Other Tractors and Machinery" forum as it's not a Cub.
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Re: What Model Farmall is this!!!!!???????

Postby Darryl Ovens » Thu Aug 02, 2018 10:09 pm

Oh and the "Other Farmalls etc forum.


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