1916-1928

The Huber Light Four really put the company into the tractor business. Only weighing 5,200 pounds, it had a 12-25 horsepower rating — the power being derived from a Waukesha 4 1/2 x 5 3/4 inch four-cylinder motor. Two forward speeds and one reverse were available in the selective sliding gear transmission. A distinctive feature of the Light Four was the exceptionally large front wheels. Huber introduced the Light Four in 1917, pricing it at $1,085. It was built until 1928.

Engine: Waukesha Vertical L-Head

Cylinders: 4, vertical , cast in pairs, 4 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches

Bore & Stroke: 4.50x5.75

RPM: 1000

CID: 289

Fuel: All Fuel

Main Fuel Tank Cap: 21.33

Aux Fuel Tank Cap: 3

Carburetor: Kingston L

Drawbar HP: 16.7

Belt PTO HP: 25.7

Weight: 5550 lbs

Length: 150 inches

Width: 80 inches

Height: 70 inches

Number of Gears: 2/1

Options:

Plows Pulled: Three, 14-inch bottoms

Valve Arrangement: L head

Cooling System: Centrifugal pump

Pulley: Face, 7 inches; diameter, 13 inches; RPM 900

Transmission: Enclosed gears

Traction: Two wheels, 60 inches high, 10 inches wide

Turning Circle: 20 feet in diameter

Speeds: Miles per hour, 2 1/2 and 4

Total Produced: 6500