The Corbitt K-50 is a farm tractor produced from 1949 to 1952 by Corbitt in Henderson, North Carolina, USA. It features a LeRoi 3.3L 4-cylinder liquid-cooled kerosene engine, a 4-speed unsynchronized transmission, and two-wheel drive with mechanical drum brakes. The tractor is capable of pulling 2 14-inch plows and delivers tested drawbar power of 30.74 hp and belt power of 34.63 hp. It has a wheelbase of 86 inches, weighs 3,567 lbs operating weight, and uses 5.5x16 front tires and 10x38 rear tires. The K-50 was available in variants with gasoline (G-50), kerosene (K-50), and diesel (D-50) engines.