Description

Wallis Bear Tractor

Was created in the early 1900’s in the USA by Case Plough Works (Wallis/Bear Ltd).

A three wheel configuration powered by either a 4-cyl 17.4 or 24.3litre petrol (30-50hp) engine with mechanical power steering assist and a 3-speed transmission. The engines were supplied by H.L.F Trebert Engine Works in New York. Less than ten vehicles were produced with only one restored to fully working order with the 24.3litre engine. A later smaller Wallis Cub was developed and undertook a promotional 1000 mile ‘durability run’ in 1915.