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Pre-1920 Lesser-known Classics By: April Allen
Check out the explosion of tractor development of the late 1910's here (text by Dave Mowitz)

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Allwork 14-28

Most manufacturers in the early part of the century purchased their engines, transmissions, clutches and final drives from other firms. The 5,000 lb. model 14-28 packed an L-head cross-mounted engine rated at 900 rpm. Introduced in 1917 it generated 28 belt horsepower and could pull a three-bottom plow.