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Avery 8-16 Specs ( 1916-1922 )

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Overview

The Avery 8-16 is a 2-cylinder, two-wheel drive farm tractor produced in Peoria, Illinois, between 1916 and 1922. It features an opposed horizontal gasoline engine with a 4.7L displacement and was recorded weighing 4,900 lbs with steel ag tires.

Ideal Applications

Tested Power Output: The Nebraska Tractor Test 72 recorded a maximum belt power of 16.8 hp and a maximum drawbar power of 9.9 hp at a rated 750 RPM.
Transmission and Drive Configuration: This model is equipped with a 2-speed gear transmission providing two forward gears and one reverse gear to the rear steel wheels.
Mechanical Dimensions: The tractor is built on a 130-inch frame with a 56-inch width and 72-inch height, utilizing 30x5 inch front and 50x12 inch rear steel tires.

Production

Description Built in Peoria, Illinois
Manufacturer Avery

Engine

Engine type Avery 4.7L 2-cyl gasoline
Fuel tank 12 gal (45.4 L)
Bore/Stroke 5.50x6.00 inches (140 x 152 mm)
Description Avery / gasoline / 2-cylinder / opposed horizontal
Displacement 285.1 ci (4.7 L)
Rated RPM 750
Belt (claimed) 16 hp (11.9 kW)
Belt (tested) 16.8 hp (12.5 kW)
Drawbar (claimed) 9 hp (6.7 kW)
Drawbar (tested) 9.9 hp (7.4 kW)

Transmission

Gears 2 forward and 1 reverse
Transmission gear
Transmission type 2-speed

Mechanical

Drive type Two-wheel drive

Dimensions & Tires

Ag front 30x5 steel
Ag rear 50x12 steel
Height 72 inches (182 cm)
Length 130 inches (330 cm)
Weight 4,900 lbs (2222 kg)
Width 56 inches (142 cm)
Front tire 30x5
Rear tire 50x12
Weight 4,900 lbs (2222 kg)

8-16 Serial Numbers

Location: frame

Nebraska Tractor Test 72

Belt power (max) 16.8 hp (12.5 kW)
Description March 1921 / Drawbar performance
Max power 9.9 hp (7.4 kW)
Max pull 1,690 lbs (766 kg)