Wow, what a gem! I assume it’s still mobile?? I admire history of machinery.
That was cool Cindy
What I found interesting was the "Pony Motor starter they made" I would love to know what they use to couple it to the engine, I'm guessing an overrunning clutch like the use for mower one tractors without live power.
I could really get into something like that.
Thanks that was great. Thanks for posting.
Texas , Georgetown , in the hills , in farm land , there are hundreds of old farm stuff , rusting in the woods .Also old barns are going away .
Nalu
Loc: Southern Arizona
Fun stuff, Thanks for sharing.
Love the video and history lesson
As a kid growing up, I drove a Ferguson, John Deere, Cat, International Harvester TD14... no air-conditioning only an umbrella to block the hot sun. I had to learn how to service them before I could drive them. Fond memories
Thanks for the link, Cindy.
Cindy, I record each series of "Classic Tractor Fever" because I find the old tractors to be part of the history of our nation. Thanks for the interesting post.
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