Indiana’s tractor was tested at Nebraska in September 1920 and showed 11.35 BHP and 5.66 horses at the drawbar. It was capable of handling one 16-inch plow, a two-row cultivator, and other implements of similar size. Lightweight front-end drive tractors such as the Indiana were none too good at backing up with a heavy load because the back end reared up, a hazardous situation with lightweight implements.