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OT-Picture Of Big 4-30 Tractor at Goessel,Kansas

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1206SWMO

08-05-2007 19:42:47

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Heres a dandy 1915 Emerson Brantingham Big 4-30 tractor at the 34th annual Goessel,KS threshing show yesterday.Ones like this were used to plow and thresh with.

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730virgil

08-06-2007 18:43:08

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Re: OT-Picture Of Big 4-30 Tractor at Goessel,Kansas in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:42:47

that's great to see those old tractors. there aren't many of them left anymore. even the tractors i remember as a youngster are getting fewer.

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1206SWMO

08-05-2007 19:56:50

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Heres A Rare 40-65 Reeves Tractor in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:42:47

Heres a rare 1915 Reeves 40 gas tractor at the Goessel,KS show.It was sold new at Anthony,KS and barely missed being junked in 1944 during WW2.It weighs about 12 tons.

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dasher727

11-29-2007 08:02:36

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Re: Heres A Rare 40-65 Reeves Tractor in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:56:50

Does anyone have info on the owner of the Reeves 40-65 in Kansas or info on parts for the twin city engine it uses? We"re in the beginning stages of rebuilding ours up in North Dakota.

Mike

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mike.j

08-05-2007 19:49:58

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Re: OT-Picture Of Big 4-30 Tractor at Goessel,Kansas in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:42:47

I like that, That is just COOL!!!

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1206SWMO

08-05-2007 19:47:57

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Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:42:47

Heres a wooden 32x56 dual feed Aultman Taylor seperator at the Goessell,KS threshing show.The Big4-30 tractor pictured above could have easily handled it.

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Tommy Tutone

08-09-2007 14:41:56

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Re: Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:47:57

What a nice Allis threshing machine. The owner must be one high class man.

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russ hamm

08-09-2007 17:20:19

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Re: Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to Tommy Tutone, 08-09-2007 14:41:56

Naw, but he has some high class friends. LOL.

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Brendon

08-06-2007 03:58:45

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Re: Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-05-2007 19:47:57

Glad you could make it to our show and thanks for sharing the pictures. It would have been nice to meet you there; maybe next year. The 1.5 inch rain that hit Goessel Friday morning pretty much shut down a lot of the field demonstrations we normally do. It also made enough mud to keep several more large prairie tractors in the owner's shed a half mile from the show grounds. We have had up to 10 or 11 there at the show in other years. Our wheat crop was pretty dismal too (like everybody else around here) so we did not run the big Aultman Taylor you show above. Sunday afternoon we did belt up the Rumley thresher to the Oil Pull. That single cylinder really sounded neat when under load.

Thanks again for sharing the pictures.

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1206SWMO

08-06-2007 22:16:28

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Re: Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to Brendon, 08-06-2007 03:58:45

Brendon,I got to go over to Jerrys and see the rest of his big Prairie tractors.What an awesome collection!! I may come back out next year.Its a real nice show with lots of friendly people.

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Brendon

08-07-2007 03:56:09

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Re: Picture-Wooden 36x56 Aultman Taylor Seperator in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-06-2007 22:16:28

That's great that you had the chance to see the rest of his collection. It is a special treat for our show to have so many of these giants available for display. Jerry does an impressive job restoring these rigs and is generous in making them available for folks to see. That Pioneer especially is quite a sight.

Hope you can make it next year. If next year's weather is more typical, we won't have the mud to deal with and will be able to run some field demonstrations.

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russ hamm

08-06-2007 07:32:43

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rumely f on the thresher pic in reply to Brendon, 08-06-2007 03:58:45

Single cylinder rumely owned by Mike Wurm. They threshed with it running on kerosene and water injection.

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russ hamm

08-06-2007 07:36:19

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allis thresher on the rumely f pic in reply to russ hamm, 08-06-2007 07:32:43

This was what we did sunday. Ya missed it 1206, sorry. That ol rumely was all "thump thump thump thump" in away. Lotsa fun.

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1206SWMO

08-06-2007 22:19:10

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Re: allis thresher on the rumely f pic in reply to russ hamm, 08-06-2007 07:36:19

Russ,thanks for the pictures.It was nice meeting you on Saturday.I'll bet the F Rumely played with the AC seperator.I got to see the rest of Jerrys tractors.

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russ hamm

08-07-2007 06:05:10

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Re: allis thresher on the rumely f pic in reply to 1206SWMO, 08-06-2007 22:19:10

Actually, the rumely would only turn the allis over at 900 rpm max, and we could have used 100 more to really move straw quicker. But it made a real nice display, and pitchin slower is way better on a guy.

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Brendon

08-08-2007 04:18:34

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Re: allis thresher on the rumely f pic in reply to russ hamm, 08-07-2007 06:05:10

When we had 900 rpm cylinder speed, Mike tached the Rumely at 300 rpm which was about as high as he wanted to go. The engine was rated for 375 rpm, but 300 was probably enough for a 90+ year old machine. Like you said, the sound of that 900+ cubic inch single cylinder under load was great.

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