Re: Huber tractors

Posted by Ryan on April 29, 2004 at 23:20:33 from (164.107.43.25):

In Reply to: Huber tractors posted by Chuck, WA on April 29, 2004 at 07:59:35:

The HK seems to have a long wheel base and short turning radius, especially for its weight. It is more noticeable at the wheel when you are not moving. I have never seen one pull but have also heard about them being good on threshers. Some were equipped with road gears which makes a big difference. Not much info on the web on Hubers. I would try your library or contacting the museum. We also have a huber model (B?). Supposedly one of the last models Huber made in an ag tractor. It too seems clumsy, with a large engine over a long frame with a truck rearend (essentially) at the rear. Overall if you get the opportunity to own one they are definitely interesting machines with different sounds. The most Hubers I ever seen at a show was at Dover Ohio a couple of years back. They have a nice show there if you get in the area. If you would like I could send some pictures of some Hubers---just email.

Ryan

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