1915-1919

The C.O.D. came out with a 13-25 horsepower rating, making it just right for pulling three 14-inch plows under average conditions. C.O.D. built their own two-cylinder L-head engine. It had a 6 1/2-inch bore and 7-inch stroke, developing its rated horsepower at 550 RPM. The radiator had a marked similarity to that used on the Avery tractor, but with good reason, since Espe designed them both. Only a few copies of this model still exist.

Engine: COD L-Head

Cylinders: 2 horizontal, 6 1/2 x 7 inches

Bore & Stroke: 6 1/2 x 7

RPM: 550

Fuel: Kerosene

Carburetor: Kingston, single bowl

Cooling system: Centrifugal pump

Weight: 6,400 lbs

Valve arrangement: L head

Plows pulled: Three, 14-inch bottoms

Ignition: High tension magneto or Atwater-Kent

Lubrication: Force feed

Pulley: Face, 8 inches; diameter, 18 inches; RPM 550

Transmission: Open gears

Traction: Two wheels, 70 inches high; 12 inches wide

Turning circle: Radius of 11 feet

Speeds: Miles per hour, 2 1/2