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Parrett 6 Specs ( 1935-1937 )

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Overview

The Parrett Model 6 is a 1930s-era farm tractor powered by a 3.7L Hercules four-cylinder gasoline engine equipped with an electric starter. Manufactured by Ross Carrier, this 2,600-pound machine features a three-speed sliding gear transmission and is designed to operate two 14-inch plows.

Ideal Applications

Primary Tillage: The engine and mechanical configuration are specifically rated to pull two 14-inch plows for standard field preparation.
Row-Crop Operations: An adjustable rear tread width ranging from 44 to 76 inches allows the tractor to be configured for various crop row spacings.
Stationary Machinery Power: The integrated 12-inch belt pulley provides a speed of 2600 ft/min, making it capable of powering external belt-driven farm equipment.

Production

Description Built in Benton Harbor, Michigan, USA
Distributor Parrett
Manufacturer Ross Carrier

Engine

Engine type Hercules 3.7L 4-cyl gasoline
Bore/Stroke 4.25x4.00 inches (108 x 102 mm)
Description Hercules IXB / gasoline / 4-cylinder / liquid-cooled
Displacement 227 ci (3.7 L)
Fuel system Zenith 3/4-inch carburetor
Starter type electric
Plows 2 (14-inch)

Transmission

Gears 3 forward and 1 reverse
Transmission type 3-speed sliding gear
Type sliding gear

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Drive type Two-wheel drive
Steering manual

Dimensions & Tires

Height 48 inches (121 cm)
Length 117 inches (297 cm)
Rear tread 44 to 76 inches (111 to 193 cm)
Weight 2,600 lbs (1179 kg)
Width 60 inches (152 cm)
Rear tire 11.25-24
Weight 2,600 lbs (1179 kg)
Ag rear 11.25-24

Belt Pulley

Diameter 12 inches (30 cm)
RPM 830
Speed 2600 ft/min (792.48 meters/min)
Width 6.5 inches (16 cm)