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Marshall 18/30

The Marshall 18/30 is a classic 2-wheel drive tractor built by Marshall, a British manufacturer known for their robust farm machinery. This tractor features a simple 4x2 chassis design, making it sturdy and reliable for various farming tasks. Under the hood, the Marshall 18/30 boasts a powerful single-cylinder diesel engine. This engine is quite large, with a displacement of 528 cubic inches. It has a big 8-inch bore and a long 10.5-inch stroke, which helps it generate strong pulling power. The engine runs at a steady 550 RPM, which is typical for tractors of its era. This lower speed helps the tractor work efficiently and last longer.

ManufacturerMarshallEngine1-cyl
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About the Marshall 18/30

The Marshall 18/30 is a classic 2-wheel drive tractor built by Marshall, a British manufacturer known for their robust farm machinery. This tractor features a simple 4x2 chassis design, making it sturdy and reliable for various farming tasks. Under the hood, the Marshall 18/30 boasts a powerful single-cylinder diesel engine. This engine is quite large, with a displacement of 528 cubic inches. It has a big 8-inch bore and a long 10.5-inch stroke, which helps it generate strong pulling power. The engine runs at a steady 550 RPM, which is typical for tractors of its era. This lower speed helps the tractor work efficiently and last longer.

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General

ManufacturerMarshall
Model18/30
Type4x2

Engine

MakeMarshall
Cylinders1
Displacement528ci
Bore8in
Stroke10.5in

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x2
Drive2WD

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FAQ

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What engine configuration does the Marshall 18/30 use?

The Marshall 18/30 is equipped with a 1-cylinder engine displacing 528 ci.

How do I maintain a Marshall 18/30?

Routine service for the Marshall 18/30 covers engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic and coolant level checks, air filter cleaning, and scheduled inspections. Refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for exact intervals.