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Minneapolis-Moline JTS

Minneapolis-Moline JTS tractor
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The Minneapolis-Moline JTS is a standard-tread tractor produced from 1936 to 1938 by Minneapolis-Moline. It features a Waukesha 3.2L 4-cylinder gasoline engine with a Zenith carburetor and oil bath air cleaner. The tractor has a 5-speed gear transmission with a dry disc clutch, two-wheel drive, and manual steering. It is designed with an open operator station and is capable of pulling 2-3 plows. The JTS variant has standard front tires sized 25x4.50 and rear tires sized 50x8, both steel. The tractor weighs 3450 lbs (1564 kg) and measures 124.5 inches in length, 57.25 inches in width, and 56 inches in height. It includes a belt pulley with a diameter of 15.625 inches and width of 6.5 inches, running at 730 RPM and a speed of 3000 ft/min.
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Power24 hp[B]
Founded1936 - 1938
ModelJTS

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Minneapolis-Moline JTS

Power

Plows:2-3
Belt (claimed):22 hp (16.4 kW)
Drawbar (claimed):14 hp (10.4 kW)

Engine

Model:Waukesha 3.2L 4-cyl gasoline
Aux. fuel:2 gal (7.6 L)
Fuel tank:17 gal (64.3 L)
Rated RPM:1275
Air cleaner:oil bath
Bore/Stroke:3.625x4.75 inches (92 x 121 mm)
Fuel system:Zenith carburetor
Displacement:196.1 ci (3.2 L)
Firing order:1-2-4-3
Coolant capacity:20 qts (18.9 L)

Variants

JT:row-crop
JTO:orchard
JTS:standard front

Mechanical

Drive:Two-wheel drive
Steering:Manual steering
Operator station:Open operator station

Production

Type:Standard-tread tractor
Manufacturer:Minneapolis-Moline
Years produced:1936 - 1938

Belt Pulley

RPM:730
Speed:3000 ft/min (914.40 meters/min)
Width:6.5 inches (16 cm)
Diameter:15.625 inches (39 cm)

Transmission

Type:gear
Gears:5 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch:dry disc

Dimensions & Tires

Width:57.25 inches (145 cm)
Height:56 inches (142 cm)
Length:124.5 inches (316 cm)
Weight:3450 lbs (1564 kg)
Rear tire:50x8 (steel)
Front tire:25x4.50 (steel)