This years Antique Tractor Guide book shows the highest auction value for a Farmall B to be $2500 for a good one with a sickle mower. Three “restored” models listed at $1450,$1600 and $1900. A restored BN (Narrow) is $3500, but they are less common.

What is the difference between a Farmall B and BN?

The difference between a B and BN is the rear axles and housings. The housings are about six inches shorter on each side of the tractor. They are the same as the A long side. The seat frame has the serial number tag.

Is the Farmall ba good tractor?

The H is a smooth running good tractor to operate and is pretty durable. It is a little big to be considered a lawn and garden tractor, and is more of a small field tractor.

How fast does a Farmall B go?

YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. If speed is important to you, the Farmall B CVT is one of the fastest compact tractors on the market, with a top speed of 19 mph.

What years were Farmall B made?

The Farmall B was built by International Harvester from 1940 to 1948 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Did Farmall make a Super B?

The tractors were updated to the “super” series in 1952 (with the exception of the A, which became a “super” in 1947, and the B and BN, which were discontinued in 1948) and received many improvements.

Where is the serial number on a Farmall B tractor?

The engine serial number on a Farmall A, AV, B, BN & C is stamped on a raised boss on the right side of the block, below # 1 sparkplug.

What is a Farmall H good for?

The Farmall H starts easily and runs smoothly, even in the cold. It’s perfect for the pushing and pulling tasks I tackle every day. I’ve added extra weights and bigger tires to my tractor, and it handles the added weight with more power to spare.

Does a Farmall 450 have live PTO?

All were gas engines. Main handy feature here is live PTO, Hydraulics, the drawbar that has down pressure, lots of down pressure, and standard power steering=said so on the hub of the steering wheel