At first glance you might thing this is an Avery tractor. In fact this tractor was designed for C.O.D. by Albert O. Espe who also designed tractors for the Avery Tractor Company of Peoria, Illinois. It is powered by a two-cylinder opposed kerosene engine with a bore and stroke of 6-1/2 inch by 7 inches that can do 13 horsepower on the drawbar. What C.O.D. stands for is open to debate. One theory is that its taken from the initials of the company’s three major investors, but there are two sets of

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What do you think of this big “Prairie Tractor”? This is a 40-80 Avery Tractor built from about 1913 to 1920. They were advertised as a 40-80 (40 horsepower on the drawbar and 80 horsepower on the belt.) The tractor was re-rated to 45-65 after it went through the Nebraska Tests and were then sold as a 45-65. The first models had a vertical tubed radiator like the one shown here. Later models switched to the more reliable automotive stye radiator. The tractor has a 4-cylinder, kerosene burning, h