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6 cylinder small tractors

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bcny

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Which small tractors had 6 cylinder engines?
Looks like the 15xx/16xx Oliver's are not what I would call small.
Say around a 4500 pound tractor.

Thanks
 
Oliver 70, Oliver 77 Oliver S77 88, S88. My S88 come in right at the 4500lbs range and the one time I pull with it I was 150 light and was 6 inches between first and 4th place. I was the one in 4th place and the winner told me if I had, had the weight and ran 2nd or 3rd gear I would have left him behind
 
Just happen to have 1939 tractor field book nearby, and I find it interesting to read the condensed data page. I know these are not all small tractors, but still wanted to share these 6 cylinder tractors from the 30s


Allis chalmer LO
Bates steel mule
Cat D8
Cletrac
Co op
Graham bradley
Rumely 6A
International T35, T40 and TD18
Massey harris 101
Oliver 70

And cant forget the older Holt 120 and Twin City 60-90
 
Correct,

Cat D8 had test weight of 33 960

Ih td18 had test weight of 23,360

Cletrac dd had test weight of 12,150

Allis chalmer LO had test weight of 24,925

Rumely 6a had test weight of 6,370

Bates steel mule 45 had test weight of 13,509

Cletrac 80 had test weight of 22,840

Holt 120 at over 18,000

Twin city 60 90 at over 28,000

And by test weight I am referencing Nebraska state test
 
A Farmall 460 isn’t exactly small but is one of the smaller 6 cylinders. I doubt you’d get one to 4500 lbs, maybe 5000. Not what you’re asking but some fairly small Kubota tractors use(d) an inline 5 cylinder engine.
 
I had a Massey Harris 101 SR with the Continental F226 flathead 6.
Very strong for its size.
Richard in NW SC
 
The Super 77 and the regular 88 are both 6 cylinders.

I was thinking my uncles 66 was also, but I see it’s listed as a 4 cyl. I would have bet wrong on that.

The 80 had a 4 cyl in it?

Paul
 
Here's mine.
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The Oliver 70 was a 6 cylinder. The 77 and 88 were 6 cylinder.

Three JD 420's side by side would add up to 6 cylinders. ..........................LOL!!!
 
Didn't General Motors make a slender small row crop with 6 cylinders? I may be mistaken, but the tractor I saw at the Antique Acres show years ago was sitting outside the building out back and when I went to look this strange tractor over, I was amazed to find it idling quietly. No wonder that tractor never caught on, it did not belch fumes or deafen the operator! Leo
 
That would be an RD8 with the D13000 six cylinder engine with 2 cylinder starting engine that has vertically opposed cylinders, this model followed the Diesel Seventy Five. Add more weight if it has a belly pan, power control unit and or a dozer blade kit installed.
 
Enter the 1960 85 hp, 6 cyl, OHV Ford Falcon.....not a tractor but one smooth running little engine and a super econo. well built for the market it served,
little 30 MPG honey....in the day of the "Land Yachts" with their single digit MPG.
 
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