1967 Farmall 1206 Turbo - International Harvester - Classic Tractor Fever

[@slaughterhound8793]

Great restoration, looks brand new!

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

💘 the look of the 1206.. Especially the Row Crop...

[@hturbo1007]

I always loved the color scheme of the 1206, it really catches the eye.

[@jonathanlewis9453]

Still use ours today and she still looks brand new.

[@jakobmoser9206]

Jonathan Lewis same

[@ih1206]

Gotta love a 1206. Put a few hours on my uncle’s 1206 and a ton on our 806s.

[@DeBa1226]

Dad won a lot of tractor pulls thru the Midwest on our 1206. Get the crop in, throw the irrigation on, put the big tires on the back, swap out for the narrow front end, make a few tweaks to hop up the motor, load it up on the flatbed, and go chase down those green tractors all over the country😂🇺🇸💪

[@Antiquetractorsetc]

I really like the style of these. Huge IH fan

[@skimask5049]

always love a good farmall

[@tjjoecken7984]

We have two 1206s in Westgate Iowa

[@garretnewton4118]

The 1206 was production was delayed for over a year due to the fact it created too much horsepower. It would rip the rear tires from the wheels

[@mikethorntonr1]

If anyone knows where I can find oil cooler for one of these but industrial style for dt407

[@that73farmer]

Did he say 3 miles per hour at the drawbar? :-)

[@bobwhite3777]

derek stout ha yeah I had to Listen to that a couple of times before understood what they were saying. They also crank out this videos pretty fast so there's bound to be mistakes

[@BeingMe23]

It can 10,000 lbs at 3 mph.

[@Jessup004]

I can't agree to that because I have a 1964 farmall 806 diesel factory naturally aspirated ( no turbo) and I pulled a wrecker that weighed 29,000lbs with locked up wheels in 3 gear on the low side 1/4 throttle and the ground was soft from just raining and it done great. The 1206 should pull more than my 806 and a lot easier.

[@isaacwegner6714]

Then you have whistling diesel destroying it

[@billbright1755]

Not one single speck of dirt on that machine. With me it’s a Model 70 John Deere 🦌 diesel twin with pony engine starting.

[@randyrobinson8751]

glorified 806 nothing more