It is a [1939?] International Farmall F-12 and the date I’m
not sure of. Maybe a reader can shed some light on it as the wheels
are unusual and equipped with a hydraulic cultivator lift. I only
paid $50.00 for it, but of course it too was not very good
looking.
The engine serial number is 328, is headless, water-cooled, has
no governor and is valve controlled. Ignition is high tension coil
and spark plug. Has an air compressor in the back end and air
compressor gauge goes up to 150 lbs. The gasoline tank is made of
cast iron. It also has a cast iron air tank and one flywheel. Made
by Universal Mfg., Minneapolis, Minn.
I would appreciate receiving any information anyone might have
on this engine.
Very few Wallis Cubs left and A.C. Eshelman is lucky to have
this one. It was found at Scranton, Iowa, and has not yet been
restored. Wallis made a Cub Jr. also and there seems to be a few
more of them in ‘captivity’ than the Cubs.
This tractor was at the show organized by A.C. Eshelman. There
were about 3000 people at the first annual show.
