Farmall Series

This workshop service repair manual covers the International Harvester Farmall 100 and 200 series tractors, primarily produced during the 1950s and early 1960s. These tractors, representing a significant era in agricultural mechanization, were engineered for durability and versatility. The Farmall 100 and 200 models offered robust performance with engine displacements ranging from approximately 113 to 175 cubic inches, providing ample power for a wide array of farm tasks. Their design prioritized functionality, featuring reliable mechanical systems and a focus on operator utility, making them essential tools for agricultural operations of their time.

The International Harvester (IH) Farmall 130 and Farmall 140 tractors represent a significant part of agricultural mechanization history, known for their robust engineering and reliable performance. These tractors, typically produced from the late 1950s through the 1960s, were designed for light to medium-duty farm work and general property maintenance, embodying IH's legacy of innovation and durability. Their versatility and the Farmall lineage's focus on row-crop capabilities made them a cornerstone for many farms. The manual covers various engine options, including IH C-series gasoline and D-series diesel variants, and transmission systems, such as the 4- or 5-speed manual with the optional Torque Amplifier for enhanced speed selection.

The International Harvester Farmall 230 and 240 series tractors represent a significant generation of reliable and versatile utility machines, produced between the mid-1950s and early 1960s. These tractors, powered by robust gasoline or diesel engines ranging from 123 to 154 cubic inches, were engineered for a wide array of agricultural tasks, offering an estimated 30-45 PTO horsepower. Their design emphasized durability and functionality, incorporating features such as a constant mesh transmission, often with an optional Torque Amplifier unit for enhanced gear selection, and a capable hydraulic system for implement control. The Farmall line, built on International Harvester's strong heritage in agricultural machinery, provided farmers with dependable performance and enduring value.

This shop service manual covers the International Harvester Farmall 404 and 2404 tractor models, produced primarily in the early to mid-1960s. These tractors, known for their robust engineering and reliability, represented a significant advancement in International Harvester's agricultural machinery line. They offered improved performance and operator comfort compared to earlier models, making them a popular choice for farm owners, mechanics, restorers, and hobbyists. The manual provides comprehensive technical data essential for the upkeep and repair of these classic machines.

This workshop service repair manual covers International Harvester Farmall 100, 130, 140, 200, 230, 240, 404, and 2404 tractors, encompassing all engine and transmission types, and all trim levels. Produced primarily from the mid-1950s through the early 1970s, these tractors are part of the iconic Farmall lineage, renowned for their versatility and durability in agricultural applications. International Harvester's legacy in agricultural machinery is significant, and these models represent a key part of that history, offering robust performance for farm owners, collectors, and restoration enthusiasts.

The International Harvester Farmall 1066 is a robust tractor, produced from approximately 1971 to 1976, known for its powerful performance and durability. As a key model in the IH 'MecAnized' series, it featured advanced technology for its time, including diesel or optional LP-Gas engines with displacements around 358-360 cubic inches, delivering approximately 116 PTO horsepower. Its engineering quality is reflected in its various transmission options, such as the 16-speed Power Transfer or 8-speed constant mesh with Torque Amplifier and Direction Reverser capabilities, designed for efficient operation in demanding agricultural and industrial tasks. This tractor represents a significant evolution in farm machinery, built upon International Harvester's strong heritage in agricultural equipment manufacturing.

This manual covers the Farmall 766, 826, 966, 1026, and 1066 series tractors, typically produced from the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s. These iconic tractors are recognized for their robust engineering, reliability, and versatility in agricultural applications. The series represents a significant advancement in tractor technology, offering enhanced engines, improved transmissions, and greater operator comfort. This comprehensive guide is designed for owners, operators, mechanics, and technicians who maintain and repair these durable machines.

This manual covers the International Harvester Farmall 826 tractor, produced between approximately 1969 and 1971. Renowned for its robust construction and versatility, the 826 series was a significant model in International Harvester's agricultural lineup, offering reliable performance for a wide range of farm operations. This tractor was designed with a focus on power and efficiency, featuring both diesel and non-diesel engine options, and often equipped with advanced transmissions for its time, such as the Torque Amplifier and direction reverser. Its engineering quality and durability made it a popular choice, contributing to International Harvester's strong market presence.

This manual covers IH Implements for Farmall 200 and Farmall 230 tractors, specifically the F2I 1A designation. The Farmall 200, produced circa 1957-1960, and the Farmall 230, produced circa 1958-1960, represent a lineage of versatile agricultural machinery from a brand renowned for its durable and reliable equipment. These tractors were designed to be workhorses of the farm, and the implements detailed in this manual are essential attachments that extend their operational capabilities. The focus of this parts manual is on the specific IH implements designed for these models, ensuring owners and operators can maintain their equipment with precision.