Huber L

The Huber Model L is a classic standard-tread tractor that dates back to an era when tractors were beginning to become a staple on North American farms. Its robust 2WD chassis and 4x2 wheel configuration were fairly standard for the time. Steering on this model is manual, which was typical before more advanced power steering systems were common. The Huber L is powered by a Waukesha gasoline VIK engine, which is a 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled unit displacing 334 cubic inches, with a bore and stroke of 4.50 and 5.25 inches respectively. The transmission type is gear, but the specific number of gears is unknown. At 3700 pounds, this tractor is a relatively heavy machine, indicative of its solid construction and the heavy-duty tasks it was designed to handle. The physical dimensions include a length of 123.5 inches, a width of 60 inches, and a height of 57.5 inches. Specific details about the tractor's hydraulic system, PTO, and its exact power output are not provided. All in all, the Huber L was built for longevity and reliability, with a straightforward, functional design typical of the time.