Little Jeff
The Roths Little Jeff was introduced sometime around 1956-1957. It is unknown exactly when these were manufactured or how many of these units were sold. These riding tractors had the following available attachments: Bulldozer Blade, Disc Harrow, Cultivator, Sickle Bar, Rotary Mower, Trailing Gang Mowers, Moldboard Plow and optional: Parallel Rear Tool Lift
- Type: Four wheel riding tractor
- Engine: 2 sizes - 3.6 and 4 H.P., Kohler and Continental
- Transmission: 1 Forward speed, 1 Reverse, Standard Automotive Type
- Rear End: Worm Gear Drive with Differential, Timken bearing equipped, Operates in oil bath
- Wheels/Tires(Front): 4.00-8 Pneumatic, Ball Bearing or Timken Bearing
- Wheels/Tires(Rear): 6.00-12 or 6.00-16 Traction Type Tires adjustable on axles
- Weight: ~ 500 pounds (230 kg)
- Length: 74 inches (190 cm)
- Wheel Base: 50 inches (130 cm)
- Front Width: 31.5 inches (80 cm)
- Front Wheel Tread Width: 27.5-inch (70 cm) at center
- Rear Width: Variable 31.5 to 36 inches (80–91 cm)
- Rear Wheel Tread Width: Variable 25 to 30 inches (64–76 cm) at center
- Front Ground Clearance: 14 inches (36 cm)
- Rear Ground Clearance: 11 inches (28 cm) under axle
- Height: 40 inches (100 cm), Seat cushion 28 inches (71 cm), Center of gravity less than 20 inches (51 cm)
- Color: Green and Yellow
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