john wrote on Monday, February 22, 2010 (PST): its a farmall regular or f-12 or f-14 its hard to tell but ive seen those wheels before just not sure what there called dale wrote on Monday, February 22, 2010 (PST): a Farmall Regular- forerunner of the F-20. The F-12/14 doent have bullgears like this does and a totally different rear axle centre section Jeff Wenner wrote on Thursday, February 25, 2010 (PST): It's a Farmall Regular (1923-1932). This particular one was made between 1926 to 1928, based on the seat bracket. Travis wrote on Friday, March 05, 2010 (PST): That is a Farmall Regular. Angle steel preceded cleat steel. ralph wrote on Saturday, March 13, 2010 (PST): thats a farmal regular Bob Hall wrote on Friday, April 09, 2010 (PDT): appears to be a REGULAR International1925 to1926 or so.LOOK at the rear Pig axle assembly. Brad P Carver wrote on Friday, September 17, 2010 (PDT): I recently bought an instruction book for a McCormick-Deering Farmall Tractor (Regular and Narrow Tread;Fairway Narrow Tread)printed exactly as I have typed it here including parenthesis.Unfortunately having gone thru the entire manual I can't find a single date anywhere but from what I can see in the picture it's an exact match to the tractor on the cover of the manual.I wish more of the front was showing because that would nail it down,on the front left from the drivers perspective there is 3/4 gal. gas tank which was used to start the tractor and once it was warmed up you switched over to the main fuel which was a 13 gallon kerosene tank.Sorry I couldn't come up with a date but at least you can be pretty certain of the manufacturer.The cover also says manufatured by International Harvester Company (Domestic,Canada and Export).An interesting piece of machinery. Wayne Defenbaugh wrote on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 (PDT): I would say it is an early F20. Possibly a Regular, but without seeing the steering gearbox it is hard to tell. Lawrence Aldridge wrote on Saturday, October 02, 2010 (PDT): I saw a documentary about Henry Ford on TV. They showed a picture of an early Ford tractor. It had rear wheels just like the ones in this picture. jimmy z wrote on Thursday, October 07, 2010 (PDT): I believe this is a Farmall Regular- the rear wheels were smaller in diameter on those models. A lot of photos I've seen on those claim they were used on golf coarses. scott wrote on Thursday, December 30, 2010 (PST): I am almost positive that it is a regular. As far as the wheels go IH used countless different styles of wheels that were able to be used on regulars, and F-series tractors. Most of the time the wheels were fitted to the use and enviroment the tractor was going to be used in. Those particular wheels in the picture are standard 40X6 inch wheels with angle lugs, and angle lug extensions. I hope this helps you out. gerald wrote on Wednesday, April 25, 2012 (PDT): Yes it either a Farmal Regular or F20 need to see the steering in front.They heading out to a distant field or all done for the year as the binder hitch is on the platform end of the binder ken wrote on Thursday, January 21, 2016 (PST): farmall regular Steve Dasch wrote on Sunday, July 07, 2019 (PDT): This is a farm all Regular, can’t see enough of it to get exact year,probably late 20s, those rear steel are correct for that tractor, thanks for the picture

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