The Massey-Harris Pacemaker is a utility tractor built for everyday farm work. It has a 4-cylinder gasoline engine that's liquid-cooled and naturally aspirated. The engine is quite big for its time, with a displacement of 247.7 cubic inches. It runs at a slow speed of 1200 rpm, which is typical for older tractors.
This tractor is a 2-wheel drive model with a manual steering system. It has a gear transmission with 4 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. The Pacemaker weighs 4050 pounds, which is about average for tractors of its type. It's 122 inches long and 53 inches tall, making it a compact but capable machine. One unique feature is its steel wheels, both in front and back, instead of rubber tires. The tractor also has an oil bath air cleaner and a centrifugal governor to control engine speed.
