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Years in Production / 1917–1924
Waterloo Boy
N
Explore the specifications, hardware, and original references for the Waterloo Boy N.
27hp
Engine estimate · from belt
2WD Only
Drive
1917–1924
Production years
Waterloo Boy
Manufacturer
N / 01
At a glance
Overview
- Alternative Additional Value
- 600W
Production
Standard-tread tractor
Built in Waterloo, Iowa, USA
Original price was $1,050 in 1921
The "N" was in production at the Waterloo Engine Company when, in 1918, it became the John Deere Tractor Company. When Nebraska created its tractor testing program, the "N" was the first to be tested.
- Manufacturer
- Waterloo Boy (a part of John Deere)
- Total Built
- 21,392
Mechanical
Two-wheel drive
Manual brakes
Open operator station with steel pan seat. Optional steel canopy.
- Steering
- manual chain and capstan
- Steering
- manual
Electrical
- Charging System
- magneto ignition
N / 02
Under the hood
Engine Detail
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
kerosene
2-cylinder
liquid-cooled
- Displacement
- 465 ci7.6 L
- Bore Stroke
- 6.50x7.00 inches165 x 178 mm
- Compression Ratio
- 3.91:1
- Rated Rpm
- 750
- Firing Order
- 1-2
- Starter Type
- hand-crank
- Oil Capacity
- 4 qts3.8 L
- Coolant Capacity
- 52 qts49.2 L
- Fuel Type
- kerosene
- Cylinders
- 2
- Cooling
- liquid-cooled
Engine Options
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company 7.6L 2-cyl kerosene
- Fuel Tank
- 20 gal75.7 L
- Aux Fuel
- 1 gal3.8 L
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Size. Stance. Footprint.
Dimensions And Tires
- Weight
- 6,183 lbs2804 kg
- Front Tire
- 28
- Rear Tire
- 52
Tires And Tracks
- Front Ag
- 28 x 6 steel
- Rear Ag
- 52 x 12 steel
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Tractor Photos
N / 05
Tests (NTTL)
Nebraska Tractor Test 1
Kerosene 2-speed 2WDMarch 31 - April 9, 1920
Drawbar performance
Gear 1 used for power test.
Gear 1 used for pull test.
- Id
- 1
- Belt Power Max
- 25.97 hp19.4 kW
- Belt Fuel Use Max
- 3.8 gal/hour14.4 l/hour
- Max Power
- 15.98 hp11.9 kW
- Max Pull
- 2,900 lbs1315 kg