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	International Industrail AI

	Utility or Industrial versions of the Model A were badged as International Industrial Model AI, while the agricultural models were Farmalls. The differences were a standard heavy-duty front axle and a foot-operated accelerator on the International models.

	FARMALL A B C

	The Model A, B, and C addressed the demand for an affordable tractor The small tractors; were economical to run and purchase, agile around the farm, and able to perform a wide variety of tasks. The Model A and B appeared in 1939, debuting with "Culti-Vision" and a complete line of implements. The Model C appeared in 1948 as a replacement for the Model B. The A and C both went "Super" near the end of their production runs, so in 1947 the company introduced the Farmall Cub

	International Harvester Farmall H

	International Harvester Farmall H was the redesigned sequel to the Farmall F-20. The Farmall H had a new engine that used a water pump. The H was introduced the same year as the popular Farmall M and since both models shared the same frame, mounted farm implements were interchangeable.

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