 1958 Porsche-Diesel Junior F108 | |
| Model history | |
|---|---|
| Model introduced | 1952 |
| Model discontinued | 1963 |
| Model status | Discontinued |
| Engine Specification | |
| Engine make | Porsche |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| Power hp | 14 |
| Displacement cu in /(litre) | 822 cc |
| Cooling system | Water |
| Transmission Details | |
| Transmission type | Unknown |
| Drive | 2WD |
| Linkage Category | Unknown |
| Plow rating | Unknown |
Porsche Junior was a tractor from Porsche-Diesel that was made between 1952 and 1963.[1]
Specification[]
The Engine
The Junior was powered by an air-cooled, 822 cc, single-cylinder diesel engine giving {{convert|14|hp|abbr=on]].
The tractor was also offered in an vineyard version - Porsche Junior 108-S
Serial numbers[]
Location and Details unknown.
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Preservation[]
A number of examples of these tractors are owned by UK collectors several of who are also Porsche Car collectors. The Porsche Owners Club covers both Cars and tractors and hosted a large gathering a the Great Dorset Steam Fair in 2010.
Most examples seen a UK shows have been restored to a high standard of finish.
- Excellent example shown below was seen at Stradsett Park Vintage Rally 2011 (sn and owner unknown as not in show guide)
Porsche Junior 108/PML
Gallery[]
Porsche Juniors in Preservation in the UK
Porsche Junior on show in the UK at the Stradsett Park Vintage Rally 2011.
Note the stepped design to allow mid mounted implements
Note the 'seat' on the mudguard for 2nd person to ride on the tractor.
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See also[]
- List of Porsche vehicles
- List of tractor manufacturers
References / sources[]
External links[]
Media related to Porsche-Diesel Junior at Wikimedia Commons- http://www.brunnegard.se/
- http://www.porsche-diesel-club.de/
- http://www.porsche-diesel.com/
- Porsche tractor history and facts
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