Wisconsin Tractor 20-35
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Années de production: 1923
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Caractéristiques du moteur et de la puissance
- Modèle du moteur
- Climax
- Carburant
- Unknown
- Puissance nominale
- 38 hp
- Rated PTO Power
- N/A (Wisconsin Tractor specification)
- Drawbar Power @ Rated Engine Speed
- 20 hp (Nebraska OECD Test 2218)
- Cylindres
- 4
- Cylindrée
- 8.4 L (511 ci)
- Alésage / course
- 5x6.5 inches 127 x 165 mm
- Régime nominal
- N/A
- Capacité d’huile moteur
- N/A
- Capacité de liquide de refroidissement
- N/A
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Caractéristiques de transmission et de châssis
- Type de transmission
- N/A
- Rapports (avant / arrière)
- N/A
- Système d’entraînement
- Unknown
- Empattement
- N/A
- Pneu avant
- N/A
- Pneu arrière
- N/A
- Débit hydraulique
- N/A
- Attelage arrière
- N/A
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The Wisconsin Tractor brand emerged from the ingenuity of the McFarlane family, who transitioned their blacksmith and farm equipment business from Lodi to Sauk City, Wisconsin, to focus on tractor manufacturing. This pioneering venture began in the early 20th century, reflecting the era's agricultural transformation as horse-drawn implements gave way to mechanized power. The company's tractors quickly gained recognition for their robust design and reliability, tailored to the demanding conditions of American farms. However, the brand's trajectory was cut short by the agricultural crisis of the mid-1920s. A series of crop failures led to financial difficulties, ultimately forcing the cessation of tractor production in 1925 after manufacturing nearly 500 units. Despite this setback, the McFarlane family legacy persevered, and their business adapted to the changing times. Today, the family continues to operate in the agricultural sector, focusing on farm machinery and metal fabrication, thereby maintaining a connection to their pioneering past. The Wisconsin Tractor stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of early 20th-century American manufacturing and the challenges faced by regional agricultural brands during a period of significant economic upheaval.
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