Waterloo Boy N

The Waterloo Boy N is a standard-tread tractor produced from 1917 to 1924 by the Waterloo Boy company, which became part of John Deere in 1918. It was built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA, with a total production of 21,392 units. The tractor features a 2-cylinder liquid-cooled kerosene engine with 465 ci displacement, producing an estimated 27.8 hp. It has a 2-speed unsynchronized gear transmission and two-wheel drive. The N model was the first tractor tested by Nebraska's tractor testing program. It has an open operator station with a steel pan seat and optional steel canopy. The tractor weighs 6,183 lbs and rides on 28-inch front and 52-inch rear steel tires.