Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 tractor

Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30

Power

33 hp[B] hp

Production

1922-1930

Engine

2-cylinder 4-valve

Transmission

Gear

Weight

7100 lbs [3220 kg]

Drive

2WD

Introduction

Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 Standard-tread Tractor

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 is a standard-tread agricultural tractor manufactured in Appleton, Wisconsin, USA, between 1922 and 1930. Designed for heavy-duty field work during the early 20th century, this machine reflects the engineering standards of its era.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a 2-cylinder, 4-valve, liquid-cooled engine with a displacement of 804 cubic inches (13.2 liters). It utilizes a Schebler carburetor for fuel delivery, typically running on kerosene. The engine operates at a rated speed of 450 RPM, producing a claimed belt power of 30 hp and a drawbar power of 16 hp. It is started manually using a hand-crank mechanism.

Transmission and Mechanical Systems

Power is transferred via a gear-type transmission providing two forward speeds and one reverse speed. The final drives consist of spur gears, designed to handle the torque requirements of the era. The tractor is a two-wheel-drive configuration featuring manual steering and an open operator station.

Dimensions and Capacity

The H 16-30 is a substantial machine, weighing 7,100 lbs (3,220 kg). It measures 141 inches in length, 70 inches in width, and 78 inches in height. For traction, the vehicle is equipped with 52x12 steel agricultural rear wheels. Its design capacity allows it to operate a 4-bottom plow with 14-inch shares.

Conclusion

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 represents a period of robust, mechanical agricultural design. Given its weight, steel wheel configuration, and drawbar power, it is suited for primary tillage operations in open field environments and remains a notable example of American tractor manufacturing from the 1920s.

Production Information of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

  • Standard-tread tractor
  • Built in Appleton, Wisconsin, USA
ManufacturerEagle Manufacturing

Dimension and Tires Information of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

Length141 inches [358 cm]
Weight7100 lbs [3220 kg]
Width70 inches [177 cm]
Height78 inches [198 cm]
Ag rear52x12 (steel)

Engine Specifications of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

  • Eagle Manufacturing
  • Liquid-cooled
  • Kerosene
  • 2-cylinder 4-valve
Fuel systemSchebler carburetor
Displacement804 ci [13.2 L]
Rated RPM450
Bore/Stroke8.00x8.00 inches [203 x 203 mm]
Starter typeHand-crank

Transmission Information of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

Transmission variants 1

TypeGear
Gears2 forward and 1 reverse

Mechanical Specs of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

  • Two-wheel drive
  • Open operator station.
  • Manual steering
Final drivesSpur gear

Power Information of Eagle Manufacturing, H 16-30

Drawbar (claimed)16 hp [11.9 kW]
Belt (claimed)30 hp [22.4 kW]
Plows4 (14-inch)

Where it sits

With 33 hp[B] HP, the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 sits between H 13-25 (27 HP) and E 20-35 (38 HP) in Eagle Manufacturing's range. Its power puts it in the 55th percentile of 1920s models in our database (181 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 have?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 delivers 33 hp[B] HP.

What years was the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 produced?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 was produced in 1922-1930.

What engine does the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 have?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 is powered by a 2-cylinder 4-valve engine.

What transmission does the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 use?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 weigh?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 weighs 7100 lbs [3220 kg].

Is the Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 4WD?

The Eagle Manufacturing H 16-30 is available in 2WD.

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