Wagner WA-14 tractor

Wagner WA-14

Power

220 hp

Production

1961-1969

Engine

Diesel, 6-cylinder

Transmission

Fuller 10-G-1220

Weight

23000 lbs [10432 kg]

Drive

4WD

From the same series:

WA-9
WA-17

Introduction

Wagner WA-14 Four-Wheel Drive Tractor

The Wagner WA-14 is a heavy-duty four-wheel drive tractor manufactured in Portland, Oregon, between 1961 and 1969. Part of the WA series, which includes the WA-9 and WA-17 models, this machine was engineered for demanding agricultural and industrial traction applications.

Engine and Performance

The tractor is powered by a liquid-cooled, 6-cylinder Cummins NH-220 diesel engine. It features a displacement of 743 cubic inches (12.2 L) and delivers 220 horsepower (164.1 kW) at a rated speed of 2100 RPM. The engine uses an electric starter system with a 24-volt electrical configuration.

Transmission and Drivetrain

Power is managed through a Fuller 10-G-1220 transmission, providing 10 forward and 2 reverse gears. The tractor utilizes a four-wheel drive system supported by planetary final drives, designed to distribute torque effectively across all four wheels for enhanced traction in field conditions.

Hydraulics and Handling

The hydraulic system is built for high-demand implements, featuring a pump flow capacity of 63 gpm (238.5 lpm) and a total system capacity of 80 gallons (302.8 L). Operator control is facilitated by hydraulic power steering, while stopping power is provided by a pneumatic braking system.

Dimensions and Specifications

With a wheelbase of 136 inches (345 cm) and an overall length of 246 inches (624 cm), the WA-14 has an operating weight of 23,000 lbs (10,432 kg). It offers a ground clearance of 16 inches (40 cm) and is fitted with standard 18-26 agricultural tires. The operator station is of an open design, with a cab option available.

Conclusion

The Wagner WA-14 is a robust, high-capacity tractor suited for heavy-duty pulling and specialized industrial tasks. Its combination of a powerful Cummins engine, substantial hydraulic flow, and four-wheel drive drivetrain makes it a durable solution for operations requiring consistent drawbar performance.

Production Information of Wagner, WA-14

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

Dimension and Tires Information of Wagner, WA-14

Ground clearance16 inches [40 cm]
Wheelbase136 inches [345 cm]
Height (cab)127 inches [322 cm]
Height96 inches [243 cm]
Length246 inches [624 cm]
Weight23000 lbs [10432 kg]
Width106 inches [269 cm]
Standard tires (ag)Front: 18-26. Rear: 18-26

Engine Specifications of Wagner, WA-14

  • Cummins NH-220
  • Liquid-cooled
  • Diesel
  • 6-cylinder
Coolant capacity54 qts [51.1 L]
Displacement743 ci [12.2 L]
Rated RPM2100
Bore/Stroke5.125x6.00 inches [130 x 152 mm]
Starter volts24
StarterElectric
Power220 hp [164.1 kW]

Transmission Information of Wagner, WA-14

Transmission variants 1

TransmissionFuller 10-G-1220
Gears10 forward and 2 reverse

Mechanical Specs of Wagner, WA-14

  • Four-wheel drive
  • Open operator station. Cab optional.
  • Pneumatic brakes
Final drivesPlanetary
SteeringHydraulic power

Power Information of Wagner, WA-14

Engine220 hp [164.1 kW]

Hydraulics Specifications of Wagner, WA-14

Capacity80 gal [302.8 L]
Pump flow63 gpm [238.5 lpm]

Where it sits

With 220 HP, the Wagner WA-14 sits between WA-9 (160 HP) and WA-17 (250 HP) in Wagner's range. Its power puts it in the 98th percentile of 1960s models in our database (709 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Wagner WA-14 have?

The Wagner WA-14 delivers 220 HP.

What years was the Wagner WA-14 produced?

The Wagner WA-14 was produced in 1961-1969.

What engine does the Wagner WA-14 have?

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

What transmission does the Wagner WA-14 use?

The Wagner WA-14 uses a Fuller 10-G-1220 transmission.

How much does the Wagner WA-14 weigh?

The Wagner WA-14 weighs 23000 lbs [10432 kg].

Is the Wagner WA-14 4WD?

The Wagner WA-14 is available in 4WD.

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