FARMALL is one of the most familiar - and famous - names in tractor history, representing a beloved brand that has become an industry icon. In 1923, the FARMALL nameplate debuted on a line of utility tractors that had universal appeal by focusing on flexibility to handle multiple duties around the farm.

Original 2-plow-rated FARMALL tractors didn’t have model names until 1931 when the F-30 debuted as a 3-plow tractor.  Case IH has had a long history with hydrostatic transmissions that dates back to 1955. The industry’s first hydrostatic all-speed drive tractor was the FARMALL 656 introduced in 1967.  That same year, the Model 123 debuted with hydrostatic drive - an industry-first for lawn and garden equipment.