Samson 12-25 tractor

Samson 12-25

Power

27 hp[B] hp

Production

1917-1918

Engine

Gasoline, 4-cylinder

Weight

5,800 lbs [2630 kg]

Introduction

Production Information of Samson, 12-25

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The 12/25 model was created after Geneal Motors bought the Samson Tractor company and fitted the Sieve Grip with a GM engine. These models are often referred to as "GMC Samson". Two were built in Pontiac, Michigan. Eventually, all production was consolidated in Wisconsin. The Sieve Grip was a three-wheeled tractor with distinctive steel wheels that had an open tread pattern.
Built in Janesville, Wisconsin
ManufacturerSamson
Original price$1,750 (1917)
Total built140

Dimension and Tires Information of Samson, 12-25

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Weight5,800 lbs [2630 kg]

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Engine Specifications of Samson, 12-25

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General Motors
Gasoline
4-cylinder
Displacement426 ci [7.0 L]

Transmission Information of Samson, 12-25Y

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Transmission variants 1

Gears1 forward and reverse

Mechanical Specs of Samson, 12-25Y

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No data available

Power Information of Samson, 12-25Y

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Drawbar (claimed)12 hp [8.9 kW]
Belt (claimed)25 hp [18.6 kW]

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Samson 12-25 have?

The Samson 12-25 delivers 27 hp[B] HP.

What years was the Samson 12-25 produced?

The Samson 12-25 was produced in 1917-1918.

What engine does the Samson 12-25 have?

The Samson 12-25 is powered by a Gasoline, 4-cylinder engine.

How much does the Samson 12-25 weigh?

The Samson 12-25 weighs 5,800 lbs [2630 kg].

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