| Manufacturer | Marshall |
| Price | - |
| Model | Series III |
| Equipment Type | Standard-Tread Tractors |
| Factory | Gainsborough, England |
ENGINE DETAIL
The Marshall Series III tractor features a robust 1-cylinder diesel engine with a significant displacement of 310.4 ci (5.1 L), ideal for high torque applications like plowing and tilling. With a bore and stroke of 6.625 x 9 inches (168 x 229 mm), this configuration enhances the engine's torque output but may result in increased vibrations at higher speeds. Operating at a rated RPM of 750, it excels in low-speed power tasks but may lack efficiency for high-speed operations, thus best suited for heavy-duty agricultural scenarios.
| Description | Marshall diesel 1-cylinder |
| Displacement | 310.4ci / 5.1L |
| Bore/Stroke | 6.625x9 inches /168 x 229 mm |
| Rated RPM | 750 |
MARSHALL SERIES III ENGINE
The Marshall Series III tractor is powered by a robust 5.1L single-cylinder diesel engine, providing excellent torque and fuel efficiency for agricultural applications. Its simplicity in design offers easier maintenance, but performance may be limited under heavy load conditions compared to multi-cylinder counterparts. Ideal for small to medium-sized farms, it excels in tasks like tilling and hauling, though operators should monitor for possible vibration issues inherent in single-cylinder designs.
| Description | Marshall 5.1L 1-cyl diesel |
TRANSMISSION
The Marshall Series III tractor features a basic [-|-] transmission with 3 forward gears and 1 reverse gear, offering simplicity in operation but limiting speed variability. This transmission type is advantageous for low-speed applications such as tilling or maneuvering in tight spaces. However, the limited gear range may hinder performance in high-speed tasks or varied terrain scenarios.
| Type | gear |
| Gears | 3 forward and 1 reverse |
MECHANICAL
The Marshall Series III tractor features a 4x2 2WD chassis, ideal for relatively flat terrain, providing good maneuverability but limited traction on slopes or wet ground. The manual steering can offer a more direct connection to the ground but may require more effort during prolonged use or when navigating tight spaces. Its 3-speed transmission allows for moderate control over speed, but may limit operational efficiency in varying field conditions, potentially affecting productivity during demanding tasks.
| Chassis | 4x2 2WD |
| Steering | manual |
| Cab | Open operator station. |
| Transmission | 3-speed gear |