
The production information of the tractor (5061) includes details about its manufacturing.
| Lawn tractor |
| Built in Newark, New Jersey, USA |
| Manufacturer | Rugg |
|---|---|
| $309 (1971 electric ) | |
| Original price | $269 (1971 manual ) |
This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.
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| Lawn/turf front | 11-4.00 |
|---|---|
| Lawn/turf rear | 15x6.00-6 |
Get the specifications for the engine and if different options are available.
| Briggs & Stratton |
| Air-cooled vertical-shaft |
| Gasoline |
| 1-cylinder |
| Starter volts | 12 |
|---|---|
| Power (gross) | 8 hp [6.0 kW] |
| Starter | Manual recoil, electric OptOptional |
Discover all variants of transmission available for this tractor model.
| Type | Belt-driven gear |
|---|---|
| Gears | 3 forward and 1 reverse |
This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.
| Two-wheel drive |
| Open operator station. |
| Manual steering |
| Mechanical band brakes |
Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.
| Mid PTO | Independent |
|---|---|
| Clutch | Manual |
| Mid PTO Type | Pulley |
Discover the reliable 1971 Rugg 5061 lawn tractor, a robust machine built for efficient yard work.This garden tractor features a powerful Briggs & Stratton 8 hp gasoline engine, air-cooled and designed for smooth operation.It boasts a manual recoil or electric starter, ensuring easy ignition every time. The Rugg 5061 offers practical functionality with its belt-driven gear transmission, providing 3 forward and 1 reverse gear for versatile control.Navigate your terrain with ease thanks to its manual steering and mechanical band brakes for dependable stopping power.The open operator station provides comfort during operation. Equipped with a 26" mower deck, this tractor is ready to tackle your lawn maintenance needs.It runs on a 12-volt battery system with a negative ground.The Rugg 5061 was originally priced starting at $269 for the manual version and $309 for the electric version in 1971, reflecting its value as a durable lawn tractor.