Avery 25-50
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Années de production: 1916–1923
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Caractéristiques du moteur et de la puissance
- Modèle du moteur
- Avery
- Carburant
- Kerosene
- Puissance nominale
- 55 hp
- Rated PTO Power
- N/A (Avery specification)
- Drawbar Power @ Rated Engine Speed
- 32.62 hp (Nebraska OECD Test 2218)
- Cylindres
- 4
- Cylindrée
- 17.4 L (1061.9 ci)
- Alésage / course
- 6.50x8.00 inches 165 x 203 mm
- Régime nominal
- 700 RPM
- Capacité d’huile moteur
- N/A
- Capacité de liquide de refroidissement
- 220 qts (~208.1 L)
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Caractéristiques de transmission et de châssis
- Type de transmission
- Unsynchronized gear (2F/1R)
- Rapports (avant / arrière)
- 2 avant / 1 arrière
- Système d’entraînement
- 2WD
- Empattement
- N/A
- Pneu avant
- 38x10
- Pneu arrière
- 69x20
- Débit hydraulique
- N/A
- Attelage arrière
- N/A
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Engine demand (83.4 HP) exceeds rated power (55 HP). Reduce working speed by 1.0-1.5 mph or reduce working width.
Tractor exceeds target ballast by 3175 kg. Consider removing wheel weights to reduce soil compaction.
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Avery was an American agricultural machinery company with a rich history in the development of farming equipment. Founded in 1874 by brothers Cyrus and Robert Avery, the company initially focused on manufacturing cultivators and planters. Headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, Avery made significant strides in the early 20th century by entering the tractor market. Their first tractor, the Farm & City, debuted in 1909 and showcased a design that resembled a truck, reflecting the company's innovative approach to agricultural machinery. Avery's tractors gained popularity for their reliability and performance, helping the brand establish a strong presence in the agricultural sector. However, the company faced significant challenges during the Great Depression, which severely impacted its financial stability. Despite several reorganization attempts, Avery was unable to recover fully and ultimately ceased operations at the onset of World War II. The brand's legacy is remembered for its contributions to early tractor development and its role in advancing agricultural technology during the early 20th century.
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