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Model Information
1922
The Minneapolis 17-30 hit the market in 1922, and was the
first Minneapolis tractor with a unit frame. The crossmounted
engine permitted a simple drive train, consisting
of plain spur gears. These terminated in internal tooth
spur gears in the rear wheels. Removable cylinder sleeves
were featured in the four-cylinder 4 3/4 x 7 inch engine. In
1926, the 17-30 Type B tractor appeared. It used an engine
with a 4 7/8 inch bore, and had a slightly longer wheelbase.
Otherwise, the “A ” and “B” models were basically the
same. Both were available until the Minneapolis Moline
merger.
Power Train & Specs
Engine: Minneapolis Threshing
Cylinders: 4
Bore & Stroke: 4 3/4 x 7
RPM: 825
CID: 522.6
Fuel: Kerosene
Main Fuel Tank Cap: 18 gal.
Aux Fuel Tank Cap: 6 gal.
Carburetor:
Cooling Capacity: 34 qts.
Drawbar HP: 19.69
Belt PTO HP: 31.95
Weight: 6800 lbs
Length: 143 inches
Width: 76.5 inches
Height: 72 inches
Number of Gears: 2/1
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