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Red Tractors 1958-2013 (Special Edition): The Official Guide to International Harvester and Case-Ih Farm Tractors in the Modern Era
This authorized history of International Harvester and Case-IH tractors includes data and photos of every model built from 1958 to 2013, as well as in-depth information about how these tractors were designed and constructed. The story traces the innovations and struggles of the final days of International Harvester, and then the exciting story of the creation of the Case-IH Magnum, an innovative machine that blends some of the great engineering done by International Harvester in the their final days with thoughtful engineering additions and refinements from the newly blended team. With a mix of new photography of some of the most exceptional collectible models in existence along with hundreds of previously unpublished photographs from the IH and Case-IH archives, this thorough book is the most authoritative guide on red tractors ever published.
Book Details
- Publisher: Octane Press
- Publish Date: Sep 30th, 2013
- Pages: 384
- Language: English
- Edition: Special - undefined
- Dimensions: 13.70in - 13.35in - 2.52in - 9.77lb
- EAN: 9781937747169
- Categories: • General
Praise for this book
"It's the story that needs to be told and you guys did an amazing job putting it together." -- Dr. Glenn W. Kahle, engineer known as the "father of the Magnum" "G.W.K"
"This book is absolutely awesome! I am not sure my words can do it justice, to be honest. The detail in the text and the beauty in the photography are exquisite." -- Max Armstrong "WGN Radio"
