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Years in Production / 1916–1925

Twin City

40-65

Explore the specifications, hardware, and original references for the Twin City 40-65.

Twin City 40-65 Tractor (1) — Tamanoeconomico, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; converted to WebP. · Tamanoeconomico · CC BY-SA 4.0 commons.wikimedia.org source ↗

72hp

Engine estimate · from belt

2WD Only

Drive

1916–1925

Production years

Twin City

Manufacturer

40-65 / 01

At a glance

Production

Standard-tread tractor

Built in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Manufacturer
Twin City
Total Built
825
Original Price
$3,250

Mechanical

Two-wheel drive

Manual steering

40-65 / 02

Under the hood

Engine Detail

Twin City

kerosene

4-cylinder

liquid-cooled inline

Displacement
1486.2 ci24.4 L
Bore Stroke
7.25x9.00 inches184 x 229 mm
Rated Rpm
535
Coolant Capacity
520 qts492.1 L
Fuel Type
kerosene
Cylinders
4
Cooling
liquid-cooled inline

Engine Options

Twin City 24.4L 4-cyl kerosene

Fuel Tank
95 gal359.6 L
Aux Fuel
10 gal37.9 L

40-65 / 03

Gears & controls

Transmission

Transmission Type
gear
Gears
1 forward and reverse
Clutch
mechanical contracting band

40-65 / 04

Size. Stance. Footprint.

Dimensions

Length
240 in609 cm
Height
122 in309 cm

Dimensions And Tires

Weight
23700 lbs10750 kg
Front Tire
42x12
Rear Tire
84x24

Tires And Tracks

Front Ag
42x12 (steel)
Rear Ag
84x24 (steel)

40-65 / 05

Tractor Photos

Twin City 40-65 Tractor (1) — Tamanoeconomico, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; converted to WebP. · Tamanoeconomico · CC BY-SA 4.0 commons.wikimedia.org source ↗

40-65 / 06

Tests (NTTL)

Nebraska Tractor Test 48

Kerosene 1-speed 2WDAugust 5 - 14, 1920

Drawbar performance

Id
48
Belt Power Max
65.53 hp48.9 kW
Belt Fuel Use Max
7.9 gal/hour29.9 l/hour
Max Power
49.71 hp37.1 kW
Max Pull
10820 lbs4907 kg

Twin City 40-65 · photo 1 / 1

Twin City 40-65 Tractor (1)

Twin City 40-65 Tractor (1) — Tamanoeconomico, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; converted to WebP. · Tamanoeconomico · CC BY-SA 4.0 commons.wikimedia.org source ↗