Avery 14-28 Tractor

Manufacturer Avery
Price -
Model 14-28
Equipment Type Standard-Tread Tractors
Factory Peoria, Illinois, USA

NEBRASKA TRACTOR TEST 42

Description Kerosene 2-speed 2WD/July 23 - August 2, 1920/Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 42 file/Drawbar performance
Belt power (max) 31.83 hp/23.7 kW
Belt fuel use (max) 4.2 gal/hour/15.9 l/hour
Max power 21.52 hp/16.0 kW
Max pull 3049 lbs/1383 kg

AVERY 14-28 POWER

Drawbar (claimed) 14 hp/10.4 kW
Belt (claimed) 28 hp/20.9 kW
Drawbar (tested) 21.52 hp/16.0 kW
Belt (tested) 31.83 hp/23.7 kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Avery 14-28 tractor features a kerosene-powered, liquid-cooled, opposed horizontal 4-cylinder engine with a substantial displacement of 470.4 cubic inches (7.7 liters), optimizing torque delivery for heavy agricultural tasks. With a bore and stroke of 4.625 x 7.00 inches, its design enables efficient combustion and power generation at a relatively low rated RPM of 800, which can contribute to extended engine longevity. However, potential challenges include limited RPM flexibility and the need for frequent fuel adjustments to optimize performance across varying load conditions.

Description Avery/kerosene/4-cylinder/liquid-cooled opposed horizontal
Displacement 470.4 ci/7.7 L
Bore/Stroke 4.625x7.00 inches/117 x 178 mm
Rated RPM 800
Coolant capacity 120 qts/113.6 L

AVERY 14-28 ENGINE

The Avery 14-28 tractor is equipped with a 7.7L four-cylinder kerosene engine, which provides efficient fuel consumption suitable for agricultural tasks. Its 20-gallon main fuel tank and 3.25-gallon auxiliary tank offer extended operational time, minimizing downtime for refueling during long hours of fieldwork. However, the reliance on kerosene may limit availability in some regions, potentially challenging its versatility in fuel sourcing.

Description Avery 7.7L 4-cyl kerosene
Fuel tank 20 gal/75.7 L
Aux. fuel 3.25 gal/12.3 L

TRANSMISSION

The Avery 14-28 tractor features a simple [-|-] gear system with 2 forward and 1 reverse, allowing for straightforward operation in various agricultural tasks. While the limited gearing may limit speed and versatility compared to modern tractors, it provides ease of use for basic applications and can be advantageous in tight or confined spaces. Ideal for small to medium fields, its simplicity can also translate to lower maintenance requirements.

Type gear
Gears 2 forward and 1 reverse

MECHANICAL

The Avery 14-28 tractor features a 4x2 2WD chassis, ideal for flat terrains, offering limited traction in slippery or uneven ground conditions. Manual steering may require additional physical effort during operation, particularly in tight maneuvers. The 2-speed gear transmission allows for versatility in both low- and high-speed tasks, enhancing adaptability for various farming applications.

Chassis 4x2 2WD
Steering manual
Transmission 2-speed gear

AVERY 14-28 TIRES

The Avery 14-28 tractor features agricultural front wheels with a size of 36x6 inches and robust 60x16 inch rear wheels, providing enhanced stability and traction for fieldwork. The wide rear tires can improve flotation on softer ground conditions, while the front steel wheels offer durability but may result in a harsher ride over uneven terrain. Considerations for use include optimizing tire pressure for specific soil types and the potential need for ballast to counterbalance heavier implements.

Ag front 36x6 steel
Ag rear 60x16 steel

DIMENSIONS

Length 152 inches/386 cm
Width 68 inches/172 cm
Height 104 inches/264 cm
Operating weight 7540 lbs/3420 kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Avery 14-28 tractor, with a weight of 7540 lbs (3420 kg), strikes a balance between stability and maneuverability, suitable for various agricultural tasks. The front and rear tires, measuring 36x6 and 60x16 respectively, enhance traction and load-bearing capability, enabling effective operation on diverse terrains. However, the relatively heavy weight may pose challenges in soft soil conditions, potentially leading to soil compaction.

Weight 7540 lbs/3420 kg
Front tire 36x6
Rear tire 60x16

14-28 SERIAL NUMBERS

Location Serial number plate in the front of the tractor's operator platform, below steering wheel.


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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