First and second year Regulars

[jd2cyl1943]

Does anybody know how many 1923/24 and 1925 Regulars exist? Interested in finding one but not sure how easy that would be.

 

[rustred]

i believe they started in 24 with only a couple hundred. its going to be a tough find. most have probably been melted down already a couple times. lots better chance to find the late 20's or early 30 's models and even that will be tough. put some "want adds" out there. might be easier to count the polar bears in existence.

 

[Janicholson]

Does anybody know how many 1923/24 and 1925 Regulars exist? Interested in finding one but not sure how easy that would be.

Tractor Data.com
!34,000 plus were built, the word exist is going to cause issues with the actual number. Raw guess might be 10.000. (probably way off) Jim

 

[jd2cyl1943]

i believe they started in 24 with only a couple hundred. its going to be a tough find. most have probably been melted down already a couple times. lots better chance to find the late 20's or early 30 's models and even that will be tough. put some "want adds" out there. might be easier to count the polar bears in existence.

I have a 1928 and a 1929. Just wanting to get the earliest I can. I honestly think the Farmall Regular is the best tractor I've had experience with. Mine is very reliable, easy starting, smooth running, and powerful.

 

[jwal10]

200 made for '24 serial #501 to 701. Serial #701 to 2539 in '25 for 1838 the second year. Probably less than 1/2 left....James

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Does anybody know how many 1923/24 and 1925 Regulars exist? Interested in finding one but not sure how easy that would be.

There aren't enough of either left, or I'd have one.

Mike

 

[Fritz Maurer]

The desirable one is the '24 .... that is the only year that the seat is attached to the back of the axle housing.