
The production information of the tractor (D 25-40) includes details about its manufacturing.
| Original price was $2,895 in 1920 |
| Half-track Crawler tractor |
| Built in Quincy, Illinois, USA |
| Manufacturer | Leader (a part of Dayton-Dick) |
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This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.
| Length | 153 inches [388 cm] |
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| Weight | 6500 lbs [2948 kg] |
| Width | 64 inches [162 cm] |
| Height | 96 inches [243 cm] |
| Ag rear | Tracks |
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Get the specifications for the engine and if different options are available.
| Doman |
| Liquid-cooled |
| Kerosene |
| 4-cylinder |
| Fuel system | Holley carburetor |
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| Displacement | 792 ci [13.0 L] |
| Rated RPM | 750 |
| Bore/Stroke | 6.00x7.00 inches [152 x 178 mm] |
| Starter type | Hand crank |
Discover all variants of transmission available for this tractor model.
| Type | Gear |
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| Gears | 2 forward and 1 reverse |
This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.
| Manual steering |
| Open operator station with four-post canopy. |
| Drive | Half-track |
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Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.
| Drawbar (claimed) | 25 hp [18.6 kW] |
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| Belt (claimed) | 40 hp [29.8 kW] |
| Plows | 5-6 (14-inch) |
Discover the robust 1920 D 25-40 tractor, a testament to early agricultural engineering. This half-track crawler tractor, manufactured by Leader, offers a powerful 44 horsepower output, perfect for demanding farm tasks. It features a liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder Doman engine with a substantial 792 cubic inch displacement and a Holley carburetor, designed for reliable kerosene fuel use. The transmission includes 2 forward and 1 reverse gear, complemented by a manual steering system and an open operator station with a four-post canopy for driver comfort. With a drawbar horsepower of 25 hp and belt horsepower of 40 hp, this tractor is capable of handling plows and other essential farm implements. Its sturdy build includes a weight of 6500 lbs and dimensions of 153 inches in length and 64 inches in width, making it a formidable presence in the field. Originally priced at $2,895 in 1920, this historic tractor represents a significant piece of farming innovation from Quincy, Illinois, USA.