Wagner TR-14 tractor

Wagner TR-14

Power

175 hp

Production

1955-1959

Engine

Diesel, 6-cylinder

Transmission

Fuller R-96

Weight

17800 lbs [8074 kg]

Drive

4WD

From the same series:

TR-9

Introduction

Wagner TR-14 Four-Wheel Drive Tractor

The Wagner TR-14 is a heavy-duty four-wheel-drive tractor manufactured in Portland, Oregon, between 1955 and 1959. Designed for demanding agricultural and industrial environments, this machine represents the high-capacity power units of its era.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a Cummins HBI-600 diesel engine, a 6-cylinder liquid-cooled unit with a 672 cubic inch (11.0 L) displacement. It produces 175 horsepower (130.5 kW) at a rated speed of 2100 RPM. The engine is configured with an L-head design and utilizes an oil bath air cleaner. It delivers a peak torque of 490 lb-ft (664.4 Nm) at 1600 RPM, providing the necessary pulling force for heavy-duty applications.

Transmission and Drivetrain

Power is transferred through a Fuller R-96 transmission, which features 10 forward speeds and 2 reverse speeds. The drivetrain includes a dry disc clutch and utilizes planetary final drives to manage power distribution to all four wheels. The tractor is built as a permanent four-wheel-drive platform, designed to maximize traction in challenging field conditions.

Mechanical and Hydraulic Systems

The TR-14 features articulated power steering, which allows for maneuverability despite the tractor's substantial size. Braking is handled by hydraulic shoe brakes. The hydraulic system provides a total capacity of 30 gallons (113.6 L), supporting the operation of heavy implements. The electrical system operates on 24-volt starting.

Dimensions and Chassis

The tractor weighs approximately 17,800 lbs (8,074 kg) and rests on a 130-inch (330 cm) wheelbase. It measures 237 inches (601 cm) in total length and 102 inches (259 cm) in width. With a ground clearance of 32 inches (81 cm), the machine is capable of navigating uneven terrain. It is equipped with 18.00x26 agricultural tires on both the front and rear axles. While the unit features an open operator station as standard, a cabin option was available for added protection.

Conclusion

With its robust Cummins engine, articulated steering, and four-wheel-drive configuration, the Wagner TR-14 was engineered for significant draft operations. Its heavy build and high torque output make it a representative example of mid-1950s industrial agricultural machinery designed for high-load tasks.

Production Information of Wagner, TR-14

  • Four-wheel Drive (4WD) tractor
  • Built in Portland, Oregon
ManufacturerWagner

Dimension and Tires Information of Wagner, TR-14

Ground clearance32 inches [81 cm]
Wheelbase130 inches [330 cm]
Height (cab)114 inches [289 cm]
Height90 inches [228 cm]
Length237 inches [601 cm]
Front tread79 inches [200 cm]
Weight17800 lbs [8074 kg]
Width102 inches [259 cm]
Rear tread79 inches [200 cm]
Ag front18.00x26
Ag rear18.00x26

Engine Specifications of Wagner, TR-14

  • Cummins HBI-600
  • Liquid-cooled vertical L-head
  • Diesel
  • 6-cylinder
Torque RPM1600
Displacement672 ci [11.0 L]
Air cleanerOil bath
Bore/Stroke4.875x6.00 inches [124 x 152 mm]
Starter volts24
Torque490 lb-ft [664.4 Nm]
Rated RPM2100
Power175 hp [130.5 kW]

Transmission Information of Wagner, TR-14

Transmission variants 1

TransmissionFuller R-96
Gears10 forward and 2 reverse
ClutchDry disc

Mechanical Specs of Wagner, TR-14

  • Four-wheel drive
  • Open operator station. Cab optional.
  • Hydraulic shoe brakes
  • Articulated power steering
Final drivesPlanetary

Power Information of Wagner, TR-14

Engine175 hp [130.5 kW]

Hydraulics Specifications of Wagner, TR-14

Capacity30 gal [113.6 L]

Where it sits

With 175 HP, the Wagner TR-14 sits between TR-9 (120 HP) and TR-14A (220 HP) in Wagner's range. Its power puts it in the 99th percentile of 1950s models in our database (592 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Wagner TR-14 have?

The Wagner TR-14 delivers 175 HP.

What years was the Wagner TR-14 produced?

The Wagner TR-14 was produced in 1955-1959.

What engine does the Wagner TR-14 have?

The Wagner TR-14 is powered by a Diesel, 6-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Wagner TR-14 use?

The Wagner TR-14 uses a Fuller R-96 transmission.

How much does the Wagner TR-14 weigh?

The Wagner TR-14 weighs 17800 lbs [8074 kg].

Is the Wagner TR-14 4WD?

The Wagner TR-14 is available in 4WD.

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