1934 Farmall F-20
Manufactured by the International Harvester Co., Chicago, Illinois. The F-20 was introduced in 1932 and production ended in 1939 with a total of 148,960 units built, making it the most produced IHC tractor in its time. The F-20 was the replacement for the earlier Farmall Regular. Using a four-cylinder, International engine with 3 3/4" x 5" bore and stroke and a four-speed transmission, the F-20 produced slightly more than 12 1/2 drawbar horsepower. This particular tractor features an optional belt pulley and PTO.
Donated to the Museum by the Phillips family in memory of Ralph Phillips.