Huber 12-25 Light Four Tractor

Manufacturer Huber
Price -
Model 12-25 Light Four
Equipment Type Standard-Tread Tractors
Factory Marion, Ohio, USA

NEBRASKA TRACTOR TEST 12

Description Kerosene 2WD/May 18 - 3, 1920/Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 12 file/Drawbar performance
Belt power (max) 25.70 hp/19.2 kW
Max power 16.70 hp/12.5 kW
Max pull 2505 lbs/1136 kg

HUBER 12-25 LIGHT FOUR POWER

Drawbar (claimed) 12 hp/8.9 kW
Belt (claimed) 25 hp/18.6 kW
Plows 3
Drawbar (tested) 16.70 hp/12.5 kW
Belt (tested) 25.70 hp/19.2 kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Huber 12-25 Light Four tractor features a Waukesha kerosene engine with a displacement of 366 ci (6.0 L) and a bore/stroke ratio of 4.50x5.75 inches, which allows for higher torque output at lower RPMs, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks. Its liquid-cooled system enhances thermal management, promoting longevity and reliability during extensive use. However, operating at a rated RPM of only 1000 may limit speed, making it best suited for slower agricultural applications rather than high-speed tasks.

Description Waukesha/kerosene/4-cylinder/liquid-cooled
Displacement 366 ci/6.0 L
Bore/Stroke 4.50x5.75 inches/114 x 146 mm
Rated RPM 1000

HUBER 12-25 LIGHT FOUR ENGINE

The Huber 12-25 Light Four tractor features a Waukesha 6.0L 4-cylinder kerosene engine, which offers efficient fuel combustion but may require pre-heating for optimal startup in colder conditions. Key advantages include efficient power output for light to medium agricultural tasks, while the reliance on kerosene may pose challenges due to limited fuel availability in some regions. This tractor is well-suited for small to mid-sized farms focusing on operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Description Waukesha 6.0L 4-cyl kerosene

TRANSMISSION

The Huber 12-25 Light Four tractor features a simple gear type with two forward and one reverse gear, which may limit its versatility in varied terrains but offers ease of operation for straightforward tasks. The compact gear configuration can provide reliability and straightforward maintenance; however, the limited range may challenge performance in more demanding scenarios such as steep inclines or heavy pulls. Consider this model for light agricultural applications where simplicity and reliability are paramount, but be cautious of its limitations in more complex farming tasks.

Type gear
Gears 2 forward and 1 reverse

MECHANICAL

The Huber 12-25 Light Four features a 4x2 2WD chassis, providing basic maneuverability but limiting traction on uneven terrain, making it ideal for flat, stable fields. Its manual steering enhances driver control but may require more physical effort, especially in tight turns. The 2-speed gear transmission allows for flexibility in speed management, though it may lack the versatility of modern multi-speed systems for diverse agricultural tasks.

Chassis 4x2 2WD
Steering manual
Cab Open operator station.
Transmission 2-speed gear

HUBER 12-25 LIGHT FOUR TIRES

The Huber 12-25 Light Four tractor, equipped with 60x10 steel agricultural rear wheels, enhances durability and traction in various field conditions. The steel construction provides superior strength and longevity, although it may limit weight savings and introduce additional soil compaction. This tractor is ideal for light to medium-duty farming tasks, where robust performance and reliability are paramount.

Ag rear 60x10 (steel)

DIMENSIONS

Length 150 inches/381 cm
Width 80 inches/203 cm
Height 70 inches/177 cm
Operating weight 5550 lbs/2517 kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Huber 12-25 Light Four tractor, weighing 5550 lbs (2517 kg), offers a solid balance of weight for stability in agricultural applications. Its rear tire size of 60x10 provides enhanced traction and maneuverability, making it suitable for diverse terrains. However, operators should be mindful of its weight, as it may limit accessibility to softer ground or smaller fields without proper care.

Weight 5550 lbs/2517 kg
Rear tire 60x10

BELT PULLEY

Diameter 13 inches/33 cm
Width 7 inches/17 cm
RPM 900
Speed 3063 ft/min/933.60 meters/min


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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