Farmall....can't tell for sure on Model, maybe an F30 from the oil filtler location.
Looks pretty complete and has a can on the exhaust so it might be ok.
Not many of them still have the steel wheels...most had the spokes cut and rubber tire rims welded on. (I've got an old fixture at home designed to do just that)
worth looking into for sake of saving anything you can these days
Ron Meeder
Looks like a Farmall Regular to me.
The Farmall Regular had open steering gears. My buddy has one (he's a John Deere guy. That regular could be mine. Nah, I have too many projects already:lol😊.
That's a "duck bill" F-30. You can tell by the shape of the steering gear and the way the rear wheels bolt on. That would make it an early one. I haven't seen very many of those around.
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