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Steve Johnson

02-05-1999 16:52:18

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Looking for info about a Holder A12 tractor.

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Niels den Boer

02-17-2005 13:26:34

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Hi everybody,

Here's another upload from a Holder collector from europe. My grandfather and I have the biggest Holder collection of the world. We have about 110 Holders, restored and unrestored. Almost every type of Holder that is produced between: 1888 and 1978 is in our collection. And Holder produced a lot of different types. When you wanne take a peek into our barn:
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Holder produced tractors with the following engines:
Sachs: 1 cylinder 2 stroke (petrol and diesel) 6,8,10,12 HP
MWM: 2 cylinder 4 stroke (diesel)20 HP
Holder: 1 cylinder 2 stroke (diesel) early model of the sachs watercooled 10 HP
Holder: 1,2 and 3 cylinder 2 stroke (diesel) 12,20,30 HP
Holder: 2,3 cylinder 4 stroke (diesel) 20(early 2 cylinder 4 stroke),28 and 30 HP
The tractors where manufactured in the places: Grunbach and Metzingen. In Metzingen is still the production of the modern Holder tractors.

when you have any question about Holders please contact me and I will try to answer them.

Sincerely,

Niels den Boer
Holland

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Tim Nichols

11-25-2005 10:50:51

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Niels den Boer, 02-17-2005 13:26:34

I have a 1961 A12. Any chance you have an owner's manual? My father bought this off an old-timer.

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Brad Hauck

02-13-2005 19:06:40

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Does anyone have a A12 in original condition for sale? A perfect original tractor?

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SebastianTheuner

01-06-2002 07:15:17

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Hello,
my english is not so very good because i am
from germany. I have got 2 Holder A12 and
a Holder B12. Here is a very intresting Holderpag
www.Holderfreunde.de

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alexander

03-14-2000 11:17:54

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

I'm bussy with restoring an A12 Holder.
I have some copy's from old books from it. very poor to read. Have more copy's of books of Holder tractors.

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Bob H Lucas

07-22-2001 18:48:07

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Re: Re: Holder A12 in reply to alexander , 03-14-2000 11:17:54

I'm going to try and upload some pictures of a A12,( 1965 I think? ). The owner needs a manual or just a schematic diagram of the electrical system.

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Dan Gervais

08-14-1999 15:55:14

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Hi, I'm the Product Representative for Holder of North America. This address is my home address. My address at work is webadmin@holder.on.ca . If you have questions about Holder tractor you may call toll free 1-888-tractor.

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wayne allen

01-03-2002 03:25:13

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Re: Re: Holder A12 in reply to Dan Gervais, 08-14-1999 15:55:14

can Dan Gervais contact me

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Bob

02-12-1999 03:17:01

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

The Holder Cultitrac is in The world of Classic Tractors by Ian M Johnston and Gary is spot on , they were made in Grunbach, Germany in the early 1950's with a 12HP Sachs engine, by the photos in the book they were an army green/grey color.

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Steve Johnson

02-05-1999 21:52:19

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

It is just like Gary described except it is manual steering and it has a Sachs single cylinder two cycle diesel engine. If any one can help find a manual that would be a big help.

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Gary Hearn

02-05-1999 19:26:43

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Holders were of German manufacture, from what I recall, first appearing in the States in the late 50's. An acquaintance of mine has an A-12 which has a single cylinder 2 cycle diesel engine. I believe the engine was built by MWM and I have been told that the cylinder was the same bore as a WW2 gun (possibly 88MM?) All that I have seen are 4WD that articulate in the middle w/ hydraulic steering. The hoods were similar to the Porche's in that they flipped forward. The several that I have seen were painted what I would term a "deep forest green". I understand that someone in Maryland bought up most of the parts in the U.S. and is now selling them.

I realize this is sketchy and if others have better info and/or corrections, maybe they will post them.

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Harold H

02-05-1999 17:02:13

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Re: Holder A12 in reply to Steve Johnson, 02-05-1999 16:52:18

Steve,

I have never heard of and can't find any information on a Holder tractor. Is it from; the teen's, 20's, 30's, 40's, or 50's? How big is it? Number of cylinders? Tire sizes etc? Post this information and someone will come up with something on it.

Harold H

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Les Johnston

05-07-2001 11:38:18

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Re: Re: Holder A12 in reply to Harold H, 02-05-1999 17:02:13

I have a 1961 Holder Cultitrac A12 ,it is in good running order. I have the operators manual and a parts manual for it, the parts manual also has a section for the engine,a Sachs 2 cycle Deisel, if I can be of help to anyone with part numbers etc.I will do what I can to help.If anyone knows where I can get a repair manual for this tractor I would love to here from them....Les (BC Canada)

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bill peters

05-07-2002 18:32:57

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Re: Re: Re: Holder A12 in reply to Les Johnston, 05-07-2001 11:38:18

do you have a operator manuel for a12 holder 1 cyclnr 4wheel drive....or would you tell me how to get one..i have been to holder.com and they couldn't help.

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Les Johnston

05-14-2001 09:21:42

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Re: Re: Re: Holder A12 in reply to Les Johnston, 05-07-2001 11:38:18

I believe my email address was wrong in my last post, it should be lesjohnston@home.com

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