Production Numbers, 1906-1922

By the end of 1922, the end of the Mogul/Titan/International era, IH had produced 157, 250 tractors. This included 1,550 of the 15-30 gear drives, which were originally sold under the International name, but were later switched to the McCormick-Deering name. The largest production numbers were the:
Titan 10-20, 78,363
International 8-16, 33138
Mogul 8-16, 14065
Mogul 10-20, 8985
Titan/International 12-25/15-30 Chain Drive family, 5982
Titan 45/30-60, 2096
Mogul 45/30-60, 2437
Mogul Type C 20 HP, 2441

A little off this topic but close. How do I or the rest of us get the production numbers by month for the F-series?

My dad and grandfather were clearing some land in 1938. They were actually through the clearing process and were tilling it and picking rocks. They had a new to them Fordson on steel with field cultivator and the team of horses on what we called a dump cart, (2 wheeled cart you loaded so it was balanced then one could dump by hand). My dad was picking rocks and grand dad was driving the Fordson. They went home to lunch, after which, grand dad said to my dad, " You take the Fordson this afternoon and I'll pick rocks." Kind of hard to imagine two grown men might argue over the rock picking job.

The Fordson only stayed around 4 years and was replaced by a new W4. That ended discussion on who might pick rocks. In fact dad put an end to anymore clearing that rocky upland. He set out to drain river bottom land, that grand dad said he couldn't do. Alluvial flood plain with not a stone to be seen. He drained 150 acres of it by 1955.

That "well maintained" clause can have quite an effect on all tractors. I always loved to drive my 656, really cant say I've seen a tractor since that I liked better. I was however on a 756 this fall, that someone last greased in 1970. I'm sure it would make a Titan or Mogul look good.

Heard another old guy say Fordson was great for breaking in a clergyman, all he needed learn after that was when to use the words.