International Harvester tractors 1955-1985

International Harvester tractors 1955-1985
Ken Updike

After World War II, International Harvester performed a great reorganization of its tractor lines, resulting in new names, new options, and more horsepower. Beginning with the switch from the Letter Series to the Number Series, and ending with the last Farmall-built tractor, International Harvester Tractors 1955-1985 covers the new models, series, designs, improvements, marketing strategies, advances in technology, and product recalls that took place during this tumultuous time period.

Author Ken Updike's thoroughly researched text, accompanied by archival color and black and white photography, extensively covers - and successfully clarifies - the interesting story of this time period. Included in this history is the development of the Torque Amplifier and other advancements in hydraulics and machine technology; the introduction of options - such as the enclosed operator cab - that increased operator comfort and convenience; the Brass Tacks demo program and other special marketing programs; and the sale of the company to J.I. Case in 1985.
 

If you have been searching for the complete information on International Harvester tractors manufactured during the company's golden era, look no further. International Harvester Tractors 1955-1985 will give you the details and data you crave to feed your IH passion.

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