Huber K

The Huber Model K is a standard-tread type tractor, which was one of the offerings that emphasized the shift towards more modern agricultural machinery. It comes with a 4x2 2WD chassis, and it's powered by a gasoline 4-cylinder Waukesha VK engine with a liquid-cooling system, ensuring adequate heat dissipation during extensive farming tasks. The engine has a displacement of 284 cubic inches, with a bore and stroke of 4.25 inches and 5.00 inches, respectively. This tractor's physical dimensions are significant, with a length of 123.5 inches, a width of 60 inches, and a height of 57.5 inches, which indicates a sturdy, stable platform for a variety of tasks. The tractor weighs 3700 pounds, giving it a substantial presence that aids in traction and performance in different field conditions. However, specifics about the tractor’s transmission gears, hydraulic system, PTO, and operating years, among other details, tend to lie in obscurity. It is also a manual steering and manually operated tractor, which suggests a more hands-on operational style compared to more modern automated tractors.