Twin City MT

The Twin City MT is a classic tractor, exemplified by its hand-crank starting system and manual steering. This tractor is powered by a 4-cylinder Minneapolis engine running on kerosene, with a displacement of 283.7 cubic inches and a rated RPM of 1000, indicating it was designed to operate at lower engine speeds compared to modern tractors. The engine's cooling is managed through a liquid system, with a capacity of 24 quarts. The I-head valve configuration suggests it is an older model, as modern engines typically use overhead valves (OHV). Transmission is of a simple gear type, with three forward and one reverse gear, operated through a dry disc clutch. The tractor's weight comes in at 4,860 lbs, which, combined with its steel wheeled configuration and tire sizes—front 25x5.75 and rear 42x10—indicates it was built for solid traction and durability over varied terrain, typical for tractors of its time. Dimensions are fairly large with a length of 143 inches, a width of 93 inches, and a height of 64.5 inches. Specifics about the tractor's category, PTO, and hydraulic system are not available, suggesting this is a vintage model with simpler systems than those found on contemporary tractors.