Posted by LenNH on November 09, 2009 at 06:48:11 from (71.192.137.159):
In Reply to: F-12 versus F-14 posted by LenNH on November 05, 2009 at 07:25:56:
Re-reading these posts as I browse today. The original F-12 on steel was pretty tame, because of all the power lost at the wheels. A gasoline model, on rubber, would pull two 12" plows through thick-and-thin in second gear. We always used it to pull the 7' double-disk that came with the 1929 10-20 that my grandfather had bought in that year. The early IHC advertising literature is not very specific about this, but it "suggests" that 1 16" or 2 12" plows make a normal load. One old piece I have (about 1936) claims that the F-12 can do all the work on a farm of 100 acres or less, or can serve as an auxiliary tractor on larger farms.
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