1911-1924

Probably one of the best tractors of its time was the Aultman-Taylor 30-60, first offered in late 1910 or early 1911. From this time on to the sale of the company, the 30-60 remained at the top of the Aultman-Taylor line. A full canopy was standard equipment. Width was 107 inches across the 90 inch high drive wheels. Height was nearly 11 1/2 feet, and length was over 18 feet. It weighed 24,450 pounds. The early models used a square radiator with induced draft being provided by the engine exhaust. The 30-60 was Aultman-Taylors first and most successful internal combustion engine earning the nicknames “Old Trusty” and “King of Road Builders” for its role in road infrastructure across the United States.

Cylinders: 4

Bore and Stroke: 7x9

RPM: 500

Fuel: Kerosene/Gasoline

Main Fuel Tank Cap: 60

Drawbar HP: 30

Belt PTO HP: 60

Length: 216

Width: 110

Height: 141 with exhaust