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Huber HS 27-42 Specs ( 1936-1941 )

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Overview

The Huber HS 27-42 is a powerful standard-tread farm tractor manufactured in Marion, Ohio, between 1936 and 1941. It features a high-displacement 7.3L Waukesha gasoline engine capable of delivering 42 claimed belt horsepower and pulling a three-bottom plow.

Ideal Applications

Primary Tillage: With a claimed 27 drawbar horsepower and a manufacturer rating for three plows, this tractor is designed for heavy-duty field preparation.
Stationary Power Operations: The integrated 17-inch belt pulley provides 42 claimed horsepower at 616 RPM, making it suitable for driving various belt-driven farm machinery.
Standard Field Work: Utilizing a gear transmission and 50x12 steel rear tires, this open-operator station machine is built for consistent performance in standard-tread farming applications.

Production

Description Standard-tread tractor / Built in Marion, Ohio, USA
Manufacturer Huber

Engine

Engine type Waukesha 7.3L 4-cyl gasoline
Bore/Stroke 4.75x6.25 inches (121 x 159 mm)
Description Waukesha / gasoline / 4-cylinder / liquid-cooled
Displacement 443 ci (7.3 L)
Rated RPM 1150
Belt (claimed) 42 hp (31.3 kW)
Drawbar (claimed) 27 hp (20.1 kW)
Plows 3

Transmission

Description gear
Type gear

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Description Manual steering
Drive type Two-wheel drive

Dimensions & Tires

Height (hood) 61 inches (154 cm)
Length 137 inches (347 cm)
Width 73.5 inches (186 cm)
Rear tire 50x12
Ag rear 50x12 (steel)

Belt Pulley

Diameter 17 inches (43 cm)
RPM 616
Speed 2700 ft/min (822.96 meters/min)
Width 8 inches (20 cm)