Avery 8-16

Name: Avery 8-16
Brand: Avery

Power

17 hp[B] hp

Production

1916-1922

Engine

Gasoline, 2-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

4,900 lbs [2222 kg]

Drive

2WD

Under 25 HP 1910s 1920s

Introduction

Avery 8-16 Agricultural Tractor

The Avery 8-16 is a historical agricultural tractor produced by the Avery company in Peoria, Illinois, between 1916 and 1922. It represents a significant period in early 20th-century mechanization, designed to provide reliable draft power for farming operations.

Engine and Power

The tractor is powered by an opposed horizontal, 2-cylinder gasoline engine. It features a displacement of 285.1 cubic inches (4.7 liters) with a bore and stroke of 5.50 by 6.00 inches. The engine operates at a rated speed of 750 RPM, delivering a power output of approximately 17 horsepower, which was standard for agricultural traction tasks during its production era.

Transmission and Drive System

The Avery 8-16 utilizes a gear-based transmission system providing two forward gears and one reverse gear. Power is delivered to the ground via a two-wheel drive mechanical configuration, designed to provide consistent traction for field implements.

Dimensions and Chassis

The machine has a total weight of 4,900 lbs (2,222 kg). Its physical dimensions include a length of 130 inches (330 cm), a width of 56 inches (142 cm), and a height of 72 inches (182 cm). The tractor is fitted with steel wheels, featuring 30x5 steel tires on the front and 50x12 steel tires on the rear, reflecting the standard wheel equipment for tractors of that time.

Conclusion

"The Avery 8-16 remains a notable example of early tractor design, intended for primary tillage and draft work. Its simple mechanical layout and robust build made it a functional tool for farmers in the early 1900s, and it is currently regarded as a valuable piece of agricultural history for collectors."

Introduction

Production Information of Avery, 8-16

The production information of the tractor (8-16) includes details about its manufacturing.

Built in Peoria, Illinois


Manufacturer	Avery

Dimension and Tires Information of Avery, 8-16

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Length	130 inches [330 cm]
Weight	4,900 lbs [2222 kg]
Width	56 inches [142 cm]
Height	72 inches [182 cm]


Ag front	30x5 steel
Ag rear	50x12 steel

Engine Specifications of Avery, 8-16

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Avery

Opposed horizontal

Gasoline

2-cylinder


Rated RPM	750
Displacement	285.1 ci [4.7 L]
Bore/Stroke	5.50x6.00 inches [140 x 152 mm]

Transmission Information of Avery, 8-16Y

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Transmission variants 1


Transmission	Gear
Gears	2 forward and 1 reverse

Mechanical Specs of Avery, 8-16Y

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Two-wheel drive

Power Information of Avery, 8-16Y

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Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Avery 8-16 have?

The Avery 8-16 delivers 17 hp[B] HP.

What years was the Avery 8-16 produced?

The Avery 8-16 was produced in 1916-1922.

What engine does the Avery 8-16 have?

The Avery 8-16 is powered by a Gasoline, 2-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Avery 8-16 use?

The Avery 8-16 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Avery 8-16 weigh?

The Avery 8-16 weighs 4,900 lbs [2222 kg].

Is the Avery 8-16 4WD?

The Avery 8-16 is available in 2WD.

More Avery models

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