Samson
Samson Sieve Grip 12-25
The Samson 12/25 model was created after General Motors bought the Samson Tractor company and fitted the Sieve Grip with a GM engine. These models are often referred to as "GMC Samson". Two were built in Pontiac, Michigan. Eventually, all production was consolidated in Wisconsin. The Sieve Grip was a three-wheeled tractor with distinctive steel wheels that had an open tread pattern.
Power27 hp[B]
Founded1917 - 1918
Model12-25
Technical Specifications
Detailed specifications and technical data for Samson Sieve Grip 12-25
Power
| Belt (claimed) | 25 hp (18.6 kW) |
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| Drawbar (claimed) | 12 hp (8.9 kW) |
Engine
| Type | gasoline |
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| Cylinders | 4-cylinder |
| Displacement | 426 ci (7.0 L) |
| Manufacturer | General Motors |
Dimensions
| Weight | 5,800 lbs (2630 kg) |
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Production
| Notes | The 12/25 model was created after Geneal Motors bought the Samson Tractor company and fitted the Sieve Grip with a GM engine. These models are often referred to as "GMC Samson". Two were built in Pontiac, Michigan. Eventually, all production was consolidated in Wisconsin. The Sieve Grip was a three-wheeled tractor with distinctive steel wheels that had an open tread pattern. |
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| Built in | Janesville, Wisconsin |
| Total built | 140 |
| Manufacturer | Samson |
| Original price | $1,750 (1917) |
Transmission
| Gears | 1 forward and reverse |
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