The Graham-Bradley 103 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1938 to 1939 by Graham-Bradley in Detroit, Michigan, USA. It features a Graham-Paige 3.6L 6-cylinder gasoline engine with liquid cooling and a Schebler carburetor. The tractor has a 4-speed gear transmission with dry disc clutch and is two-wheel drive with manual steering and an open operator station. It is equipped with 5.50x16 front tires and 9.00x36 rear tires. The 103 model is designed for row-crop use and can pull 3 14-inch plows. It delivers 25.20 hp at the drawbar and 30.38 hp at the belt. The belt pulley has a diameter of 15 inches, width of 7.25 inches, and runs at 714 RPM, providing a belt speed of 2800 ft/min.