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Huber Tractor Model Confusion

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Jeff Wenner

09-27-2007 12:45:16

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I recently found a picture of a 1935 Huber Model "S" tractor on the web. I looks to be exactly the same as my 39 L except it has the older brake pedal setup. There is no mention of of a Model S in Alan King"s Huber Tractor Data Book. I thought the original "Modern Farmer" evolved into the Model L and LC. Was the Model S in between there somewhere? One other odd thing, the old guy I bought my L from told me it was a Model LS. The Huber Museum has since verified that it is a 1939 Model L. Seems odd to me, where did he get the "LS" from? Was there ever such an animal?

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Don Lowe

10-07-2007 07:22:04

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Re: Huber Tractor Model Confusion in reply to Jeff Wenner, 09-27-2007 12:45:16

I have a Huber parts tractor at my farm about 100 miles away.I will check the model number,if I can find it] next week when I go there.It is possible they had different models shipped to Canada.

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J.Schwiebert

10-03-2007 16:00:38

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Re: Huber Tractor Model Confusion in reply to Jeff Wenner, 09-27-2007 12:45:16

Think about this: The LS is a standard type tractor. The LC is the rowcrop version for a cultivator.

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WantACaseLASomeday

09-27-2007 20:22:19

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Re: Huber Tractor Model Confusion in reply to Jeff Wenner, 09-27-2007 12:45:16

I don't have a clue from personal knowledge but Google turned up the following at :

"In 1934, the same regional Farm Bureau cooperatives struck a deal with Huber Tractor Company of Marion, Ohio. This resulted in some Huber farm tractor models being produced in red with CO-OP cast on the radiator front. The Huber Model L (rowcrop) and Model S (standard) are believed to be the very first farm tractors offered for sale by a regional Farm Bureau cooperative carrying the CO-OP nameplate. "Link

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Jeff Wenner

09-27-2007 12:46:58

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Re: Huber Tractor Model Confusion in reply to Jeff Wenner, 09-27-2007 12:45:16

Here's the front view of the Model S I found on the web, wish I could read the paper on it.

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