Anyone know what this tractor is?

[RedFox]

Looks to me like a Farmall F-20:

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... CAwQ9QEwAQ

Buddy of mine is driving to California and took a picture of this one.

[cubguy]

Yup looks to be a F-20.
Kyle

[SONNY]

F-20--30 --or Regular but as posted above Farmall F-20 would be my vote too! thanks; sonny

[Cub-Bud]

Judging from the exhaust, it looks like a Regular. If I am not mistaken, F-20s had manifolds with a vertical exhaust pipe throught the hood.

[SONNY]

True!--F-20 and F-30 did have pipe sticking above the hood!---We had about a dozen 20 and 30 tractors back in the mid 60's that we actually farmed with! We had a regular but it had open steering gears on top the front pedestal !thanks; sonny

[Jim Becker]

It has the open gear, exhaust out the bottom and the separate starting tank, all signs of a regular.

[jim turner]

I vote Regular it looks like the one my Grandfather had

[Bill E Bob]

I vote Regular. (However, I did read Jim Becker's post )

[Mike Schmudlach]

It is a Regular .... the first Farmall.
Mike

[Andrew Z]

its a Regular, the F20/30 have a diffrent Carb from the Regulars, along with what other folks have said about the steering gear and exhaust is correct.

Andrew

[Corky's Cub]

Looks to me like a Farmall F-20:

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... CAwQ9QEwAQ

This is my guess too...a neighbor has one closeby and he thinks it's a 20. But if it were me, I'd bet on the others: a Regular!

Corky

[ricky racer]

It's a regular. The open steering gear gives it away. The rubber tires were added later as regulars never came with rubber as an option.

[Cecil]

I have a lot of time on a Regular. We had one for many years and used it to pull the old real heavy baler. In the winter it was the only one that would start at 20 below zero. Another give away if you can check is that the Regular only had 3 forward gears and the 20 had 4.