If I am understanding correctly, "remote hydraulics", which are connections and a valve for extra hydraulic implements, were never a factory option to the best of my knowledge for this series of tractors.
The Farmall 140 (1966-1979) is my favorite because of its slightly longer hood/nose, easier steering, deluxe seat option, lighting options, key start, 12 volt alternator, and fast hitch option. I also like them because of the sheetmetal and paint scheme.
The other offset tractors can be fitted with any of these options, but the 140 came with them from the factory. I would rule out the "A" because it does not have hydraulics, and isn't compatible as well with equipment as the others are.
The 140 will be the most expensive of the 4 models, however is still the newest. We've got 4 140's (1 older style and 3 later styles) and they are great tractors.
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