IHC Mogul - Western Development Museum - Saskatoon, SK
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The Western Development Museum in Saskatoon is a place all old gearheads just have to visit when in the vicinity. They have dozens of tractors, many really rare ones.
Waymark Code: WMG7RD
Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
Date Posted: 01/25/2013
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The Mogul was manufactured by International Harvester Company in Chicago, Illinois for only two years, 1911 and 1912. It was powered by a 27.9 Litre(1701 ci) 2 cylinder gasoline engine producing 45 HP. Its bore and stroke were 9.50x12.00 inches, making it substantially "oversquare". It was rated at 375 RPM and had an advertised operating range of 200-375 RPM. This was definitely one of the larger displacement, slower revving engines of the time.
A as was the norm at the time, the Mogul was equipped with a single forward gear.
Dimensions:
Weight: 18,500 lbs [8391 kg]
Wheelbase: 132 inches [335 cm]
Length: 216 inches [548 cm]
Width: 110 inches [279 cm]
Height (exhaust): 118 inches [299 cm]
Rear axle: 5 inch diameter [127 mm]
From Tractors Wiki:
The Mogul 45-HP went into production in late 1910, for 1911 sales, in International Harvester's new Tractor Works in Chicago, Illinois. Although it was roughly the same size and had the same power rating as the Titan Type D 45-HP that entered production earlier in the Milwaukee Works, the Mogul 45-HP was an entirely different design.
The Mogul was powered by a horizontally-opposed 2-cylinder engine instead of the parallel twin of the Titan. The Mogul also had a gear forward/friction reverse transmission while the Titan was geared in both directions. The Mogul's engine was cooled by a square radiator box with a belt driven fan mounted on top. In 1912 the Mogul engine was enlarged and the tractor was renamed Mogul 30-60.
Engine Type: Internal Combustion
Wheel Type: Steel
Make: International Harvester Company
Model: Mogul 45hp
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