1920 Avery 18-36 Tractor
1920 AVERY 18-36 Sold $105,000
One of the hardest Avery models to find.
George purchased from an estate sale in Kansas
An amazing tractor with all the looks and desirability of a bluechip tractor
Around 10 in existence, one of a kind in this condition.
Avery 18-36 models were built from 1916-1922
Exceptional restoration
Horizontally opposed 4-cylinder engine
Bore and stroke dimensions- 5.5 x 6 inches
18 HP - drawbar
36 HP - belt
2-speed gear
The Model 18-36 – A Bridge from the Compact to Humongous
When the 20-35 was discontinued in 1915-1916, the next intermediary size between the more compact 8-16 and 12-25 was the Model 18-36. Its stature and styling were closer to the 25-50 than the earlier 20-35, and it debuted the year where Avery began offering renewable/replaceable sleeves in its engines.
The tractor weighed just over 9,000 lbs, had a four-cylinder engine with a 5.5 inch bore and a 6 inch stroke. The 18-36 is an exceedingly rare model for Avery and any surviving example provides a most uncommon opportunity for a collector. They are large enough to use and work, yet sensible enough size-wise to be able to be hauled fairly easily.
1920 Avery 18-36 Tractor
1920 AVERY 18-36 Sold $105,000
One of the hardest Avery models to find.
George purchased from an estate sale in Kansas
An amazing tractor with all the looks and desirability of a bluechip tractor
Around 10 in existence, one of a kind in this condition.
Avery 18-36 models were built from 1916-1922
Exceptional restoration
Horizontally opposed 4-cylinder engine
Bore and stroke dimensions- 5.5 x 6 inches
18 HP - drawbar
36 HP - belt
2-speed gear
The Model 18-36 – A Bridge from the Compact to Humongous
When the 20-35 was discontinued in 1915-1916, the next intermediary size between the more compact 8-16 and 12-25 was the Model 18-36. Its stature and styling were closer to the 25-50 than the earlier 20-35, and it debuted the year where Avery began offering renewable/replaceable sleeves in its engines.
The tractor weighed just over 9,000 lbs, had a four-cylinder engine with a 5.5 inch bore and a 6 inch stroke. The 18-36 is an exceedingly rare model for Avery and any surviving example provides a most uncommon opportunity for a collector. They are large enough to use and work, yet sensible enough size-wise to be able to be hauled fairly easily.