Allis-Chalmers HD21 Specs ( 1954-1965 )

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Overview

The Allis-Chalmers HD21 is an agricultural crawler tractor manufactured in Springfield, Illinois, between 1954 and 1965. It features a supercharged 13.8L 6-cylinder diesel engine rated at 225 hp and a torque converter transmission with two forward gears.

Ideal Applications

Tested Drawbar Performance: During Nebraska Tractor Test 550, the unit achieved a maximum drawbar power of 135.12 hp and a maximum pull of 40,563 lbs.
Engine and Fuel Configuration: The liquid-cooled vertical I-head engine utilizes an oil bath air cleaner and is supported by a 135-gallon fuel tank and an 80-quart coolant capacity.
Physical Dimensions and Drive: This crawler drive tractor has a listed weight of 45,500 lbs and measures 198 inches in length with an open operator station and contracting band brakes.

Production

Description Agricultural Crawler tractor / Built in Springfield, Illinois, USA
Manufacturer Allis Chalmers

Engine

Engine type Allis-Chalmers 13.8L 6-cyl diesel
Fuel tank 135 gal (511.0 L)
Air cleaner oil bath
Bore/Stroke 5.25x6.50 inches (133 x 165 mm)
Compression 13.3:1
Coolant capacity 80 qts (75.7 L)
Description Allis-Chalmers / supercharged diesel / 6-cylinder / liquid-cooled vertical I-head
Displacement 844 ci (13.8 L)
Power 225 hp (167.8 kW)
Rated RPM 1800
Starter volts 24
Drawbar (tested) 135.12 hp (100.8 kW)

Transmission

Gears 2 forward and 1 reverse
Transmission type 2-speed torque converter
Type torque converter

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Description Contracting band brakes
Drive crawler

Dimensions & Tires

Height 99 inches (251 cm)
Length 198 inches (502 cm)
Weight 45500 lbs (20638 kg)

Dimensions & Tracks

Description Tracks
Weight 45500 lbs (20638 kg)

HD21 Serial Numbers

Location: Steering clutch housing or instrument panel

Nebraska Tractor Test 550

Description Diesel 2-speed crawlerJuly 6 - 18, 1955Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 550 file / Drawbar performance
Max power 135.12 hp (100.8 kW)
Max pull 40563 lbs (18399 kg)

References

Description Engineering-in-Action published in 1956, by Allis Chalmers