1952 Farmall Super C

Lot Number: 27

Time Remaining: 6d 11h 55m

Current Bid: $360.00

Start Time: 04/04/2026 08:00 AM Central

End Time: 09/22/2026 06:00 PM Central

Bid Count: 30

Location: , Pine Island, MN 55963

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Serial number: 157326. 

The Farmall Super C is a small row-crop tractor produced by International Harvester from 1951 to 1954. It’s powered by a 4-cylinder gasoline engine producing about 28 PTO horsepower, designed for cultivation, planting, and general farm work on small to mid-sized farms. The Super C features a gear transmission, rear PTO, and simple, reliable hydraulics, known for its durability, ease of maintenance, and classic Farmall styling.

Tractor runs and drives. Tractor is equipped with a drawbar, 540 PTO, set of rear wheel weights, disk brakes, fenders, battery box, starter, hand crank, lights, and seat cushion. Rear tires are 11.2-38 Harvest Kings and front tires are 5.00-15SL Armstrongs. Sheet metal has been repainted but rest of tractor appears to be original. Fenders and sheet metal are fairly straight. There has been a repair to a hydraulic line by the starter. This was my father’s tractor that we acquired from his estate.

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