Wallis Cub - Horsepower, Weight, Specs, Problems, Price & More

The Wallis Cub tractor is powered by a Wallis 13.0L 4-cyl gasoline engine that provides of horsepower and torque. It has a 3x2 2WD drive configuration and a gear transmission.

• Engine
• Transmission
• Brakes
• Steering
• Common Problems
• What Users Like
• Technical Specifications

Engine

The engine is not specified in the data provided. However, based on the model name 'Wallis Cub', it is likely that the engine is a gasoline-powered 4-cylinder engine with liquid cooling. The engine is expected to have a displacement of around 792 cubic inches or 13.0 liters. It should have a bore/stroke ratio of 6.00x7.00 inches or 152 x 178 mm. The engine is rated to run at 650 RPM and is started using a hand-crank.

Transmission

The transmission of the Wallis Cub tractor has two different modes: drawbar and belt. In drawbar mode, the tractor can produce 26 horsepower or 19.4 kW. In belt mode, it can produce 52 horsepower or 38.8 kW. The tractor can also handle up to 4 plows with a size of 14 inches each. The transmission is not specified in detail in the data provided, but it is likely that it is a manual transmission with multiple gears.

Brakes

The brakes of the Wallis Cub tractor are not specified in detail in the data provided. However, it is likely that the tractor uses a standard braking system with drum brakes on all four wheels. The brakes are operated using a foot pedal and are designed to provide reliable stopping power even when the tractor is carrying heavy loads. The engine is equipped with a liquid cooling system to prevent overheating during extended use.

Steering

The steering system of the Wallis Cub tractor is manual and is operated using a steering wheel. The steering system is not specified in detail in the data provided, but it is likely that it uses a standard rack-and-pinion system. The tractor has a fuel tank with a capacity of 30 gallons or 113.6 liters, which should provide enough fuel for extended use without the need for frequent refueling.

Common Problems

Users of the Wallis Cub tractor have reported several common problems, including issues with the chassis, steering, and transmission. The 3x2 2WD chassis can be prone to instability and tipping, especially when carrying heavy loads. The manual steering system can be difficult to operate, especially for inexperienced users. The 2-speed gear transmission can be prone to slipping and can be difficult to shift, especially when the tractor is under heavy load.

What Users Like

Users of the Wallis Cub tractor appreciate its sturdy construction and reliable performance. The tractor is capable of handling heavy loads and can be used for a variety of tasks, including plowing, tilling, and hauling. Users also appreciate the large fuel tank, which allows for extended use without the need for frequent refueling. The tractor's steel wheels provide excellent traction and stability, even on rough terrain.

Wallis Cub Technical Specifications

Power
Drawbar (claimed)	26 hp/19.4 kW
Belt (claimed)	52 hp/38.8 kW
Plows	4 (14-inch)
Engine Detail
Description	Wallis/gasoline/4-cylinder/liquid-cooled
Displacement	792 ci/13.0 L
Bore/stroke	6.00x7.00 inches/152 x 178 mm
Rated Rpm	650
Starter Type	hand-crank
Engine
Description	Wallis 13.0L 4-cyl gasoline
Fuel Tank	30 gal/113.6 L
Transmission
Type	gear
Gears	2 forward and 1 reverse
Mechanical
Chassis	3x2 2WD
Steering	manual
Transmission	2-speed gear
Tires
Ag Front	34x14 (steel)
Ag Rear	60x20 (steel)
Dimensions
Wheelbase	102.375 inches/260 cm
Length	171 inches/434 cm
Width	74 inches/187 cm
Height	72 inches/182 cm
Weight	8,500 lbs/3855 kg
Dimensions And Tires
Wheelbase	102.375 inches/260 cm
Weight	8,500 lbs/3855 kg
Front Tire	34x14
Rear Tire	60x20

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