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Farmall F-12

The Farmall F-12 is a utility tractor made from 1932 to 1938. It's a small, basic tractor with a 2WD drive system and manual steering. The F-12 has a simple transmission with 4 forward gears and 1 reverse gear. It runs on a gasoline engine made by International Harvester or Waukesha, with 4 cylinders and 10 horsepower. This tractor is built for light work on farms. It has steel wheels instead of rubber tires, which was common for its time. The F-12 is compact, measuring 125.2 inches long, 72 inches wide, and 62.2 inches tall. It weighs 2,701 pounds, which is on the lighter side for tractors. The engine size and power are below average, but that fits its role as a small utility tractor. It has an open operator station, meaning no cab for the driver.

ManufacturerFarmallPower10 hpEngine4-cylTransUnsynchronized gear with dry disc clutch
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Quick specs

Category
Utility
Engine Power Output
10hp
Operating Weight
2,701 lb
Transmission
Unsynchronized gear with dry disc clutch
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At a glance

How the F-12 compares

vs. Utility median

Distribution

Engine Power (hp)

Across all Utility tractors

10 hp · 1st

This model

9
Median 55 hp
177
This modelUtility tractorsMediann = 5,383

The F-12 ranks at the 1st percentile for engine power among recorded utility tractors.

Overview

About the Farmall F-12

The Farmall F-12 is a utility tractor made from 1932 to 1938. It's a small, basic tractor with a 2WD drive system and manual steering. The F-12 has a simple transmission with 4 forward gears and 1 reverse gear. It runs on a gasoline engine made by International Harvester or Waukesha, with 4 cylinders and 10 horsepower. This tractor is built for light work on farms. It has steel wheels instead of rubber tires, which was common for its time. The F-12 is compact, measuring 125.2 inches long, 72 inches wide, and 62.2 inches tall. It weighs 2,701 pounds, which is on the lighter side for tractors. The engine size and power are below average, but that fits its role as a small utility tractor. It has an open operator station, meaning no cab for the driver.

Full specifications

Every recorded spec

General

ManufacturerFarmall
ModelF-12
CategoryUtility tractor
Type4x2 2WD
Years built1932–1938
Operating weight2,701lb

Engine

MakeInternational Harvester / Waukesha
Power10hp
Cylinders4
Displacement113.1ci
Bore3in
Stroke4in

Transmission

TypeUnsynchronized gear with dry disc clutch
Forward gears4
Reverse gears1

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x2 2WD
Drive2WD
SteeringManual
CabOpen operator station

Power take-off

PTO speed540rpm

Dimensions

Length125.2in
Width72in
Height62.2in
Operating weight2,701lb

Capacities

Cooling system3.5gal

Head to head

F-12 vs. Utility median

How the Farmall F-12 compares to other Utility tractors

SpecThis modelUtility medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Power10 hp55 hp-82%1st
Engine Displacement113 ci183 ci-38%27th
Cylinders44at median50th
Forward Gears412-67%4th
Operating Weight2,701 lb5,303 lb-49%19th
Length125 in137 in-8%34th
Width72 in66 in+9%65th
Height62.2 in94.1 in-34%12th

Medians and percentiles are computed from the utility tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 3,9335,720 models).

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FAQ

Common questions

When was the Farmall F-12 made?

The Farmall F-12 was manufactured from 1932 to 1938.

What is the operating weight of the Farmall F-12?

In working trim, the Farmall F-12 comes in at roughly 2,701 lb.

Which transmission does the Farmall F-12 use?

The Farmall F-12 is equipped with an Unsynchronized gear with dry disc clutch transmission with 4 forward gears.

What is the engine power output of the Farmall F-12?

Rated engine output for the Farmall F-12 is 10 hp, delivered by a 4-cylinder engine. The engine displaces 113.1 ci.

How do I maintain a Farmall F-12?

Routine service for the Farmall F-12 covers engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic and coolant level checks, air filter cleaning, and scheduled inspections. Refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for exact intervals.