Huber

Huber 17-19 Farmer

The Huber 17-19 Farmer is a standard-tread tractor built in 1911 by Huber in Marion, Ohio, USA. It features a Sintz-Wallin 5.1L 2-cylinder liquid-cooled kerosene engine producing an estimated 21.1 hp for comparison. The tractor has a gear-type transmission, two-wheel drive, manual steering, and an open operator station. Claimed power outputs are 17 hp at the drawbar and 19 hp at the belt.
Power21 hp[B]
Founded1911
Model17-19 Farmer

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Huber 17-19 Farmer

Power
Belt (claimed)19 hp (14.2 kW)
Drawbar (claimed)17 hp (12.7 kW)
Engine
ModelSintz-Wallin 5.1L 2-cyl kerosene
DetailsSintz-Wallin, kerosene, 2-cylinder, liquid-cooled
Bore/Stroke5.75x6.00 inches (146 x 152 mm)
Displacement312 ci (5.1 L)
Mechanical
DriveTwo-wheel drive
SteeringManual steering
Operator stationOpen operator station
Production
TypeStandard-tread tractor
Year1911
Built inMarion, Ohio, USA
ManufacturerHuber
Transmission
Typegear