1918-1919

Abandoning the heavyweight designs, the “ New Hart-Parr” was presented in 1918. Domestic advertising rated it as a 12-25, but to the Canadian trade, it was listed as a 13-30. Autoguide steering was an important feature in this model. The two-cylinder engine had a 6 1/2-inch bore and a 7-inch stroke. Hart-Parr belted each engine to an electrical generator for testing. This broke in the engine, and also provided power to the plant machinery.

Engine: Hart Parr Horizontal

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

Bore & Stroke: 6.5x7.00

RPM: 750

CID: 464.6

Fuel: Gasoline

Carburetor: Schebler

Drawbar HP: 15

Belt PTO HP: 30

Weight: 5000 lbs

Length: 138 inches

Width: 75 inches

Height: 60 inches

Number of Gears: 2/1

Plows Pulled: Three,-inch bottoms

Valve Arrangement: In head

Lubrication: Force feed

Cooling System: Pump circulation

Pulley: Face 8 1/2 inches; diameter, 14 inches; RPM 750

Transmission: Enclosed gears

Traction: Two wheels, 52 inches high, 10 inches wide

Turning Circle: 13 feet radius

Speeds: Two forward, one backward

1918: 8401

1919: 9383-11499