Gibson H

Name: Gibson H
Brand: Gibson

Power

27 hp[B] hp

Production

1948-1952

Engine

Gasoline, 4-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Drive

2WD

25–40 HP 1940s 1950s

Introduction

Gibson H: A Timeless Classic of American Agriculture

Step back in time and discover the enduring charm and robust performance of the 1948-1952 Gibson H tractor. Manufactured by Gibson in Longmont, Colorado, this row-crop tractor is a testament to classic American engineering, offering reliability and versatility for a wide range of agricultural tasks. Whether you're a collector or a farmer seeking a dependable workhorse, the Gibson H is sure to impress.

Heart of the Machine: The Hercules Engine

At the core of the Gibson H lies the dependable Hercules IXB3 engine. This 4-cylinder gasoline powerhouse boasts a displacement of 133 cubic inches (2.2 L) and is liquid-cooled for consistent performance. With a rated speed of 1800 RPM and a compression ratio of 6.24:1, this engine is built for endurance, ensuring you have the power needed for demanding jobs.

Efficient Power Transmission

Experience smooth and reliable operation with the Gibson H's transmission. Featuring a 254mm dry disc clutch, it connects to a gear transmission offering 4 forward and 1 reverse gears. This setup, combined with bull gear final drives, ensures efficient power delivery to the wheels, making your fieldwork more productive.

Ready for Work: PTO and Drivetrain

The Gibson H is equipped with a live rear PTO, capable of 540 RPM with a 1.375-inch spline. This means you can engage and disengage implements without stopping the tractor's movement, significantly boosting efficiency. Its two-wheel drive mechanical system, coupled with manual steering, provides straightforward control and maneuverability in the field.

Designed for the Operator

Comfort and visibility are key in this classic machine. The Gibson H features an open operator station, providing an unobstructed view of your surroundings. Safety is paramount, with mechanical band brakes ensuring reliable stopping power. The tractor rides on sturdy agricultural tires, with front sizes of 5.00-15 and rear options of 10-38, 11-38, or 12-38, offering excellent traction.

Solid Dimensions for Versatility

With a wheelbase of 86 inches (218 cm) and a length of 127.25 inches (323 cm), the Gibson H offers a stable platform for various tasks. Its ground clearance of 25 inches (63 cm) allows it to navigate uneven terrain with ease, making it a versatile choice for different agricultural needs.

Conclusion

"The 1948-1952 Gibson H tractor is more than just a machine; it's a piece of agricultural history. Combining a robust Hercules engine, practical transmission, and thoughtful design, it stands as a reliable and charming option for anyone who appreciates the legacy of American-made farm equipment. Its enduring appeal makes it a valuable asset for collectors and a capable performer for those seeking classic functionality."

Introduction

Production Information of Gibson, H

The production information of the tractor (H) includes details about its manufacturing.

Row-Crop tractor

Built in Longmont, Colorado, USA


Manufacturer	Gibson

Dimension and Tires Information of Gibson, H

This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.


Wheelbase	86 inches [218 cm]
Rear tread	47 to 85 inches [119 to 215 cm]
Ground clearance	25 inches [63 cm]
Length	127.25 inches [323 cm]
Height	67 inches [170 cm]


Ag front	5.00-15
	12-38
Ag rear	10-38
Ag rear	11-38

Engine Specifications of Gibson, H

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Hercules IXB3

Liquid-cooled

Gasoline

4-cylinder


Coolant capacity	14 qts [13.2 L]
Displacement	133 ci [2.2 L]
Compression	6.24:1
Bore/Stroke	3.25x4.00 inches [83 x 102 mm]
Starter volts	6
Rated RPM	1800
Air cleaner	Oil bath

Transmission Information of Gibson, HY

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Transmission variants 1


Type	Gear
Gears	4 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch	254mm dry disc

Mechanical Specs of Gibson, HY

This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.

Two-wheel drive

Open operator station.

Mechanical band brakes

Manual steering


Final drives	Bull gear

Power Information of Gibson, HY

Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.


Rear PTO	Live
Rear PTO Type	540 (1.375)

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Gibson H have?

The Gibson H delivers 27 hp[B] HP.

What years was the Gibson H produced?

The Gibson H was produced in 1948-1952.

What engine does the Gibson H have?

The Gibson H is powered by a Gasoline, 4-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Gibson H use?

The Gibson H uses a Gear transmission.

Is the Gibson H 4WD?

The Gibson H is available in 2WD.

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