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Reply With QuoteThat's some cool looking machinery, thanks for sharing!
A Kitten traction engine
One of the big Reeves plow engines
My dad`s 5/8th scale Wood Brothers model being tended by Kim Nickols
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That's some cool looking machinery, thanks for sharing!
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I love old steam engine tractors! Keep the pics coming!
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A Baker engine. Looks like a 20/60, but not sure
A 25/75 Case
A 22/70 Wood Brothers. My dad`s 5/8th scale model is based on this engine. He used to own it. Sold it back in 96 when he moved to town.
A little Russell engine. Maybe a 15/45. Can`t tell from the pic.
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There is nothing else like historical machines being able to continue to tell their story so long after having been built!
Those are seriously cool! Thanks for sharing.
The first steam tractors I saw as a kid were in my mother’s family photo album. Her oldest brother was working in Iowa, and had taken some pictures of several of the steam tractors working in a field; this was prior to the first world war as my uncle was killed during that war. As a kid I was puzzled because the tractors looked like small locomotives to me but there weren’t any railroad tracks in the field. Much later on I found out what a steam tractor was and attended a showing of them when I lived in Pennsylvania. I can tell you the owners of such were extremely proud of their restorations; as well they should be. A most impressive show of the steam tractors; great tools from a different era.
20/60 Advance Rumley
35/110 Case & 25/75 under mounted Avery
18/54 Frick Eclipse
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I can not get enough of these pictures. Thanks so much!! Would you happen to have any pics of steam powered sawmills?
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