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Wallis
Explore 7 farm tractor models. Follow a model into its engine specifications, transmissions, dimensions, historical photographs, and available test records.
About Wallis
Henry Wallis developed tractors through the J.I. Case Plow Works, with a formal Wallis company organized in 1912. Massey-Harris acquired the plow works in 1928 and later retired the Wallis badge.
- Beginning
- Early development from 1902; company organized in 1912
- Founder / origin
- Henry Wallis, associated with J.I. Case Plow Works
- Known for
- Early farm tractors manufactured principally in Racine, Wisconsin
- Sale / later history
- Case Plow Works sold to Massey-Harris in 1928; badge replaced by 1932
History and legacy
Case Plow Works was a separate business from the Case Threshing Machine company that produced Case tractors. That distinction matters when tracing the Wallis lineage. Massey-Harris continued the tractor program after its 1928 purchase, replacing the Wallis name with its own by 1932.
Sources & further reading
History reviewed 2026-10-20.
Showing 7 of 7 models
Cub
1914–1917
57 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
Bear
1910–1914
55 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
Cub Junior
1917–1919
33 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
20-30
1927–1932
33 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
OK 15-27
1923–1927
30 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
K 15-25
1919–1923
27 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
12-20
1929–1932
22 hp
Engine estimate from belt power
2WD Only
Drive
Index power values can include estimates derived from belt or PTO power. They are identified on each model card and are not interchangeable with a measured engine rating. Model years and missing values follow the source index.