Farmall McCormick Farmall

McCormick Farmall is the tractor brand of International Harvester (IH), formed in 1902 in Chicago from the merger of the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company with the Deering Harvester Company. The McCormick name survived as the house brand and marked above all the Farmall tractors IH sold outside North America. This page spans the classic letter series of the 1940s and 1950s – the Cub as the smallest tractor, built at the Louisville plant, the Super A and Super AV as narrow row-crop tractors, the HV as the version with raised ground clearance for vineyards and orchards – through to the numbered export series 100 to 404, which IH built from the 1950s at its Doncaster plant in England for the European market. At IH, the letter V consistently marked the narrow vineyard and orchard version, and High Clearance the version with raised ground clearance over row crops. The engines come from International Harvester's own C series, whose type number states the displacement in cubic inches, from the C-60 in the Cub to the C-152 in the larger models.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: McCormick Farmall, Case IH (Nachfolgemarke, Hersteller)