The Farmall F-135 is a tractor with a rating of approximately 20 hp, placing it at the lighter end of its class. It was manufactured between 1958 and 1960. The tractor is equipped with a 2-cylinder diesel liquid-cooled engine and features two-wheel drive with a 6-speed gearbox. Its operating weight ranges from 2297 to 2381 pounds, suitable for operations covering up to 200 acres.
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Rated power
20 hp
Weight
2297 to 2381 pounds
Catalogue coverage
Variants represented
2
Richest spec table
38 rows
Recorded power
20 hp
Recorded weight
1041 kg
Transmissions
6-speed gear
Production years
1958-1960
Verified variants
0
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Overview
ManufacturerFarmall (a part of International Harvester)Reference
Row-Crop tractorReference
Built in Saint Dizier, FranceReference
Two-wheel driveReference
Open operator station.Reference
Engine
International Harvester 1.2L 2-cyl dieselReference
Fuel tank37.9 LReference
Engine14.9 kWReference
International Harvester FDD-74Reference
dieselReference
2-cylinderReference
liquid-cooledReference
Displacement1.2 LReference
Bore/Stroke87 x 102 mmReference
Power14.9 kWReference
Compression19:1Reference
Rated RPM1900Reference
Coolant capacity8.2 LReference
Transmission
6-speed gearReference
TypegearReference
Gears6 forward and 1 reverseReference
Dimensions
Wheelbase176 cmReference
Weight2297 to 2381 poundsReference
Front tire5.00-15Reference
Rear tire8-24Reference
Ag front5.00-15Reference
Ag rear8-24Reference
Ag front4.50-16Reference
Ag rear9-24Reference
Length259 cmReference
Width143 cmReference
Height155 cmReference
Shipping weight1041 kgReference
Operating weight1080 kgReference
Ground clearance40 cmReference
Front tread119 to 169 cmReference
Rear tread119 to 180 cmReference
Speeds
With 8-24 rear tires.Reference
Values normalized to UK metric units. Every figure is traced to at least one source; verified specs are cross-checked against two or more.
