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Farmall BMD Specs ( 1952-1953 )

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Overview

The Farmall BMD is a row-crop tractor manufactured in Doncaster, England, between 1952 and 1953 as the diesel counterpart to the BM model. It features an International Harvester 4.3L four-cylinder diesel engine paired with a five-speed gear transmission and a two-wheel drive mechanical steering system.

Ideal Applications

Row-Crop Cultivation: Specifically designed as a row-crop tractor, this model is configured for precise field work within crop rows.
General Farm Utility: The combination of an electric-start diesel engine and five forward gears allows for a range of mechanical tasks on the farm.
Historical Preservation: With only 927 units produced during its two-year production run in England, this tractor is a notable piece of International Harvester history.

Production

Description Row-Crop tractor / Built in Doncaster, England
Manufacturer Farmall (a part of International Harvester)
Total built 927

Engine

Engine type International Harvester 4.3L 4-cyl diesel
Bore/Stroke 4.00x5.25 inches (102 x 133 mm)
Coolant capacity 26.8 qts (25.4 L)
Description International Harvester BD-265 / diesel / 4-cylinder / liquid-cooled
Displacement 264 ci (4.3 L)
Rated RPM 1450
Starter type electric

Transmission

Gears 5 forward and 1 reverse
Transmission type 5-speed gear
Type gear

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Drive type Two-wheel drive
Steering mechanical

BMD Serial Numbers

1952 504
1953 533
Description FAQ: How to read a serial number table.

References

Description The Roar of Dust and Diesel - A Story of International Harvester Doncaster by Mike Teanby

Variants

BM gasoline engine