f12 f14 and regular??

[buzz36]

guys new to farmall and what to know what the differnce is inthe f12 f14 and regular
witch one will take road gears weights of tractors parts source outside of YT and stiener interchange of parts??? values of units
any help or advice would be great this wont be a working unit just use to shows and playing around with
thanks in advance
bob

 

[Anonymous-0]

The F-12 is a small farmall (narrow front row crop tractor) They had road gears available. I am not sure on the weight, but they are fairly light. The F-14 was basicly the same as the F-12, but had a differences in the engine that made more power and a raised up higher steering wheel and hand brake levers were longer. They would also take road gears. Regular was the first row crop tractor. They are pretty primitive and the brakes can be tricky. Easiest way to identify one is regulars have open steering gear on the front. They look similar to the F-20 which has a closed steering gear. As far as hauling one to a show, best bet is an F-12-14 unless you have a very wide trailer. The wheel track on a regular is very wide and it still might hang slightly over the edge. I would estimate a regular weighs somewhere around 4000-4800 lbs, but some of the other guys may know what it is exactly. Rice equipment is the best place I know of for new parts and Beiwers tractor salvage in MN has stuff used.

 

[Andy Motteberg]

The Farmall F-12 was a small rowcrop tractor that could run on distillate or gasoline. It is very similar to the F-14. The F-12 and F-14 used the same Engine block, IHC carburetor and AC fuel pump. The governor spring in the F-14 was tighter so it would get more RPM. The F-12 has the crankcase breather tube in the block, and the F-14 has it in the valve cover. The F-14 also had a taller seat pole and had the steering shaft raised up taller. The F-12 had a two bolt air cleaner, the the F-14 had a 3 bolt air cleaner. The F-12 was manufactured from 1932-1938. The F-14 was manufactured from 1938-1939 as it replaced the model F-12. The F-12, F-14 and Regular could all have an overdrive unit, but they are not available new anymore. Most parts are still available, especially for the F-12 and F-14 as they are quite popular. There is more info on these tractors on www.external_link.

Andy.
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