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Tractor Info

1931

The Steel Mule 35 had a Waukesha six-cylinder L-head gasoline engine. This was the first model tested after the Foote Bros. of Chicago had taken over the manufacture of Bates tractors starting in 1929. It featured a completely enclosed drive train with all gears running in oil.


Tractor Info

Engine: Waukesha L-Head

Cylinders: 6

Bore & Stroke: 4.25x4.75

RPM: 1500

CID:

Fuel: Gasoline

Main Fuel Tank Cap:

Aux Fuel Tank Cap:

Carburetor: Schebler HDX

Cooling Capacity:

Drawbar HP: 43.73

Belt PTO HP: 52.58

Weight: 11218 lbs

Length: inches

Width: inches

Height: inches

Number of Gears:

Options:




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