Corbitt

Corbitt K-50

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.
Power38 hp[B]
Founded1949 - 1952
ModelK-50

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Corbitt K-50

Power
Plows2 (14-inch)
Belt (tested)34.63 hp (25.8 kW)
Drawbar (tested)30.74 hp (22.9 kW)
Tires
Rear tire10x38
Front tire5.5x16
Engine
ModelLeRoi D201
Coolingliquid-cooled
Cylinders4-cylinder
Fuel typekerosene
Air cleaneroil bath
Displacement201 ci (3.3 L)
Starter volts6
Variants
D-50diesel engine
G-50gasoline engine
K-50kerosene engine
Dimensions
Height69.5 inches (176 cm)
Length128 inches (325 cm)
Wheelbase86 inches (218 cm)
Rear tread56 to 84 inches (142 to 213 cm)
Ballasted weight5,699 lbs (2585 kg)
Operating weight3,567 lbs (1617 kg)
Mechanical
DriveTwo-wheel drive
BrakesDifferential mechanical drum brakes
Operator stationOpen operator station
Production
Built inHenderson, North Carolina, USA
ManufacturerCorbitt
Years produced1949 - 1952
Belt Pulley
RPM1210
Speed2500 ft/min (762.00 meters/min)
Width6.5 inches (16 cm)
Diameter8 inches (20 cm)
Transmission
Typeunsynchronized
Gears4 forward and 1 reverse