PropertyValue
rdf:type
rdfs:label
  • International "New International Cub"
rdfs:comment
  • For company history see Main article: International Harvester The International Cub was revised in 1975 with increased power and styling modifications to become the New International Cub. New domed cast aluminum pistons increased the compression ratio. That, plus an increase in governed speed to 2200 rpm boosted the power output to hp (kW) (pto). Styling changes amounted to a black grille and black stripes on the hood sides set off by blue accent stripes. In the final months of production the yellow and white color scheme was changed to the traditional International red. It was built in the Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA factory.
Length
  • 99.0
dcterms:subject
gearboxmake
  • International
powerhp
  • 15
front tyre
  • 4
productionno
  • 5561
gearbox type
  • sliding gear
enginemodel
  • -60.0
cost new
  • 5350.0
enginemake
rear tyre
  • 8.300000
gearsr
  • 1
governedrpm
  • 2200
gearsf
  • 3
dbkwik:tractors/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate
Fuel Type
Drive
  • 2
Displacement
  • 60
preceded
  • International Cub
Introduced
  • 1975
Width
  • 40
factories
  • Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
stroke
  • 2.75
Height
  • 63.0
Title
  • International "New International Cub"
Image size
  • 250
wheelbase
  • 69.0
NA
  • NA
cylinders
  • 4
Discontinued
  • 1979
cooling
  • water
bore
  • 2.625
abstract
  • For company history see Main article: International Harvester The International Cub was revised in 1975 with increased power and styling modifications to become the New International Cub. New domed cast aluminum pistons increased the compression ratio. That, plus an increase in governed speed to 2200 rpm boosted the power output to hp (kW) (pto). Styling changes amounted to a black grille and black stripes on the hood sides set off by blue accent stripes. In the final months of production the yellow and white color scheme was changed to the traditional International red. It was built in the Louisville Works, Louisville, Kentucky, USA factory.
is supersededby of