I grew up on a 73 acre farm in NW NJ in the 40"s and 50"s, we only had a 1937 F 12 which I hated as a kid because all I wanted was a Farmall H, but I did all the mowing and raking and hauling a manure spreader and various small farm jobs with it, they were also good for cultivating, the main problem with it was the fuel pump, I later figured out that they had a brass layered fuel filter at the top which would clog quite often. According to the 150 years of International Harvester book that I have, they only used 2 quarts of gas pr hour, try that with todays tractors. I still have bad memories of that tractor, but now I have a beautifully restored 1951 Farmall H in my garage. The F 12 was far from useless. Tom
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