The International Harvester Titan 30-60 is a standard-tread tractor that was renowned for its large size and power for the time period during which it was produced. It features a manual steering system and a simplistic transmission with a single gear for both forward and reverse operations, reflecting the early stage of tractor design technology. This tractor is powered by a large 2-cylinder International Harvester engine which utilizes kerosene as fuel and has an enormous displacement of 1781 cubic inches with a bore and stroke of 9 by 14 inches. It operates at a rated RPM of 335 and has a total operating weight of 20,600 pounds. The International Harvester Titan 30-60 was a workhorse of its time, likely used in heavy agricultural tasks and built for durability with its large steel tires, measuring 44 inches in diameter at the front and 72 inches at the rear. The sheer size of the tractor, with length, width, and height measurements coming in at 192, 105, and 110 inches respectively, underline its robustness and work capability. Although the starter system in the early versions was by compressed air, details about its evolution among other performance specifications are not captured within the data provided.