Massey-Harris 21 Colt

The Massey-Harris 21 Colt was produced from 1952 to 1953 as a row-crop tractor built in Racine, Wisconsin, USA. It was essentially the model 20 updated with new sheet metal. Powered by a Continental 2.0L 4-cylinder gasoline engine, it delivered 21.6 hp at the drawbar and 28.34 hp at the belt. The tractor featured a 4-speed gear transmission with a dry disc clutch, two-wheel drive with bevel gear final drives, and manual steering. It had an open operator station and optional Type I rear hitch. The rear PTO was transmission-driven with a 540 rpm type. Dimensions included an 82.7 inch wheelbase, 123.3 inch length, and 65.8 inch height. Tires were 4x15 front and 10x28 rear for agricultural use, with an optional single 6x12 front tire. The belt pulley measured 9.5 inches in diameter and 6.25 inches in width, running at 1224 RPM with a speed of 3044 ft/min.