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Farming Big
The International Harvester 4166 was released in 1971. It was painted harvester red to match the rest of the new 66 series tractors. IHC's Original Frank G. Hough derived Model 4100 and later 4156 four-wheel drive tractors were painted yellow. The 150 hp International 4166 four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer tractor was a proven workhorse for high speed, hard-pull tillage. When not under a load 2/3 of the tractors weight is over the front wheels; but under a load, weight transfers to the rear wheels to boost traction and pull. The 4166's insulated cab offered a heater and air conditioner along with a positive air pressure ventilation system to keep dust out. In 1977 the 4166 was replaced by the 4186, which was the last 4 wheel steer model offered by IH. In 1979 the 2+2 4wd models replaced the 4186. Matsen Miniatures produced a 1/64 4166 in the mid-1990's.
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