Waterloo Boy R

The Waterloo Boy Model R is an early 20th-century tractor known for its rugged design and manual operation. It is equipped with a two-cylinder kerosene engine, which at its largest displacement was 7.6L (465 ci), with a 6.50-inch bore and a 7.00-inch stroke, producing power at a leisurely 750 rpm. The tractor features a manual steering system operated by a chain and a capstan, which is typical for tractors of its era. With an unsynchronized gear transmission, it possesses a single forward and reverse gear. The robust steel wheels measure 28 inches in front and 52 inches at the rear, indicative of its agrarian focus for challenging farm tasks. These specifications combined with its weight of 6200 lbs demonstrate the strength it was designed to bring to agricultural work.