Posted by RTR on May 05, 2012 at 12:19:01 from (98.83.136.93):
I have a question about a 1975 International Farmall 140 tractor (and I'm sure the same applies to the Super A, 100, and 130).
I'm interested in knowing the narrowest and the widest that the tractor can be set up on regarding the width of the rows. I THINK the narrowest is 42 in but I'm not for certain of this. If you guys can let me know these two dimensions as well as the increments that the tractor can be set up in between the widest and narrowest dimensions. Also, How much clearance does the tractor have at the lowest point?
This information is important as I may want to use another tractor to plant certain vegetables but would still like to cultivate with the Farmall 140.
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