This comprehensive International Harvester 100, 130, 140, 200 Series Workshop Service Repair Manual provides a complete guide to servicing and repairing your tractor. It covers every model, engine, trim, and transmission type, ensuring you have access to the information you need for any job. The manual features detailed, step-by-step instructions and illustrations for all repair procedures, making even complex tasks easy to understand and complete. This manual is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to save money by performing their own repairs. It includes a thorough coverage of all repair procedures, from basic maintenance to advanced troubleshooting. It is designed to be accessible on all computers and mobile devices, allowing you to access the information you need whenever and wherever you are.

The International Harvester 100, 130, 140, and 200 series tractors were a line of compact and utility tractors produced by International Harvester from the late 1950s to the mid-1980s. These tractors were renowned for their versatility and durability, making them popular choices for a wide range of agricultural and landscaping tasks. The 100 series, introduced in 1958, featured a 2-cylinder gasoline engine and a 3-speed transmission, offering a simple and reliable design for basic farm work. The 130 and 140 series, introduced in the 1960s, offered more power and features, including a 4-cylinder gasoline engine, a 4-speed transmission, and a live hydraulic system. The 200 series, introduced in the 1970s, brought further advancements with a choice of diesel or gasoline engines, a 5-speed transmission, and a more sophisticated hydraulic system. These tractors were known for their rugged construction, incorporating heavy-duty axles, transmissions, and hydraulics, ensuring longevity and reliable performance even under demanding conditions. The International Harvester 100, 130, 140, and 200 series tractors were widely appreciated for their user-friendly design and ease of maintenance. The simple mechanical layout allowed for quick and straightforward repairs, contributing to their popularity among farmers and hobbyists alike. These tractors found applications in a variety of tasks, including mowing, tilling, hauling, and operating implements for tasks like baling, plowing, and cultivating. The availability of a wide range of attachments, such as loaders, backhoes, and rotary cutters, further enhanced their versatility and utility. The legacy of these tractors continues today, with many still in use providing reliable service to their owners. The availability of resources such as the "Complete Workshop Service Repair Manual" ensures that these tractors remain accessible and maintainable for future generations of users.