Leader

Leader 9-15

The Leader 9-15 is a standard-tread farm tractor introduced in 1916 by Leader, a part of Dayton-Dick. Built in Quincy, Illinois, USA, it was originally priced at $525. It features a kerosene-fueled, liquid-cooled engine with a bore and stroke of 5.75x6.00 inches, running at 750 RPM with a Kingston-Bennett carburetor and hand crank starter. The tractor has a 3-speed gear transmission with 3 forward and 1 reverse gears. It delivers 9 hp at the drawbar and 15 hp at the belt. The tractor is two-wheel drive with manual steering and an open operator station. It weighs 3800 lbs, stands 60 inches tall, and rides on 48x12 steel rear tires. The belt pulley measures 14 inches in diameter and 7 inches in width.
Power16 hp[B]
Founded1916
Model9-15

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Leader 9-15

Power
Belt (claimed)15 hp (11.2 kW)
Drawbar (claimed)9 hp (6.7 kW)
Engine
Coolingliquid-cooled
Fuel tank18 gal (68.1 L)
Fuel typekerosene
Rated RPM750
Bore/Stroke5.75x6.00 inches (146 x 152 mm)
Fuel systemKingston-Bennett carburetor
Starter typehand crank
Mechanical
DriveTwo-wheel drive
SteeringManual steering
Operator stationOpen operator station
Production
TypeStandard-tread tractor
Built inQuincy, Illinois, USA
Original price$525 in 1916
Year introduced1916
Belt Pulley
Width7 inches (17 cm)
Diameter14 inches (35 cm)
Transmission
Typegear
Gears3 forward and 1 reverse
Speeds3-speed gear
Dimensions & Tires
Height60 inches (152 cm)
Weight3800 lbs (1723 kg)
Ag rear48x12 (steel)
Rear tire48x12 (steel)