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Charlie English

06-02-1998 17:47:43

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Im curious, is there anyone that visits yesterdays tractor and owns a Aultman Taylor tractor. I am proud owner of a unrestored 1918 30-60. It is in good running condition. I live in Indiana how about you? Thanks.

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Ryan R

02-05-2002 16:54:36

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Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Charlie English Jr, 06-02-1998 17:47:43

: Im curious, is there anyone that visits yesterdays tractor and owns a Aultman Taylor tractor. I am proud owner of a unrestored 1918 30-60. It is in good running condition. I live in Indiana how about you? Thanks.

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Jim Cobb

01-09-2000 08:29:41

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Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Charlie English Jr, 06-02-1998 17:47:43

I purchase a autlman Taylor 30-60 at auction a few years ago in Missouri. It is a 1914 and was converted to round radiator. I intend to restore it with a square radiator . I need some help on the specs of the square radiator. My tractor is complete , but not running. I also own several other tractors like eagle/ titan/ rumley/ case traction engine 60Hp etc. being just a hobby I wish I had more time to work on them. these big tractors have of late become very high priced due to recent auctions, so I happy I have what I bought earlier on. I also have the orginal parts manual for the Aultman taylor tractor.

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Jeff Schuett

10-29-1998 19:25:50

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Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Charlie English Jr, 06-02-1998 17:47:43

I am interested in purchasing an Aultman Taylor
tractor. Do you have any info on availability or price? Would you consider selling your 30-60
unrestored? I'd appreciate any feedback.

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Titan

06-03-1998 20:53:24

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Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Charlie English Jr, 06-02-1998 17:47:43

I don't own an Aultman Taylor tractor, but I have been around them at several shows. I hope to see more here on the big old tractors, I am more interested in them, than 8n Fords and that era tractors.

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Rick

07-14-1998 13:57:33

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Re: Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Titan, 06-03-1998 20:53:24

: : : Im curious, is there anyone that visits yesterdays tractor and owns a Aultman Taylor tractor. I am proud owner of a unrestored 1918 30-60. It is in good running condition. I live in Indiana how about you? Thanks.

: I don't own an Aultman Taylor tractor, but I have been around them at several shows. I hope to see more here on the big old tractors, I am more interested in them, than 8n Fords and that era tractors.

I have a friend in Fayetteville Ga. who has a steam-powered 20-60. It�s a great old tractor. There�s also a gas version at the Denton Farm Park in Denton, N.C.

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Mark R

08-20-1998 08:50:12

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Re: Re: Re: Aultman Taylor Tractors in reply to Rick, 07-14-1998 13:57:33

I have seen these tractors mentioned here. I sure would like to see a picture of one of these big old tractors. Can anyone provide a picture for this forum? Thanks , Mark
: : : : : Im curious, is there anyone that visits yesterdays tractor and owns a Aultman Taylor tractor. I am proud owner of a unrestored 1918 30-60. It is in good running condition. I live in Indiana how about you? Thanks.

: : I don't own an Aultman Taylor tractor, but I have been around them at several shows. I hope to see more here on the big old tractors, I am more interested in them, than 8n Fords and that era tractors.

: I have a friend in Fayetteville Ga. who has a steam-powered 20-60. It�s a great old tractor. There�s also a gas version at the Denton Farm Park in Denton, N.C.

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