Eagle Manufacturing farm tractors by power

Eagle model F 16-30 tractorEagle Manufacturing of Appleton, Wisconsin produced tractors from the early 1900s until 1938. Eagle built large two-cylinder gasoline tractors with their own engines until 1930. Market pressures forced Eagle to switch to smaller tractors using outsourced engines, but the company was unable to compete. Tractor production ended in 1938 and Eagle was sold to the Four Wheel Drive Auto Company (FWD), now Seagrave Apparatus; a fire truck manufacturer.

Eagle history - from Dave Preuhs

Sort tractors by Model, Factory or Series
ModelPowerYears
D 8-1617 hp[B]1913 - 1916
D 12-2224 hp[B]1913 - 1916
F 12-2224 hp[B]1916 - 1922
6B27 hp[B]1936 - 1938
6C27 hp[B]1936 - 1938
H 13-2527 hp[B]1922 - 1930
D 16-3033 hp[B]1913 - 1916
F 16-3033 hp[B]1916 - 1922
H 16-3033 hp[B]1922 - 1930
E 20-3538 hp[B]1920 - 1930
6A41 hp[B]1930 - 1937
H 20-4044 hp[B]1922 - 1930
H 22-4550 hp[B]1920 - 1930
[B]: Engine power estimated from belt horsepower. See individual tractor data listing for power details.

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