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josem

11-10-2006 05:54:42




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third party image

what is this model , the photo is in spain ,has vertical engine but not is a M




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Chances R

11-10-2006 13:38:21




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
I say this
John Deere A: rear end, wheels, sheetmetal, partial freind. Massey Harris: fenders
Detroit diesel conversion: 2 or 3 51/71 series.
Case: might have Case steering?
I think it was built by the sister company of the Essex Tri-Directional Tractor Company.



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85_Ranger4x4

11-10-2006 11:21:04




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
The steering looks like it is off a DC Case, no idea what the motor is out of. Looks too good for photoshop IMO, I think it actually is real.



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Glen in TX

11-10-2006 10:13:43




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
I agree that maybe it's grafted trick pic or a combination of tractors put together. A super B standard? Interesting anyway. Maybe a experimental JD/Lantz German tractor? Did the French really make tractors? Just kidding lol.



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Mike Aylward

11-10-2006 09:02:53




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
I'll bite. The "tractor" looks like a composite photo of several brands. I see what apppears to be M-M, Massey, and a few others. Look closely...it appears there is a main bearing housing on the left hand side of the tractor and in front of it is an inline engine. Something doesn't compute. Mike



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RalphinWI

11-10-2006 07:12:30




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
Its a Heliarc Special. Note the front axle support welded to what remains of a late A of B frame. Looks like the crankshaft has been severed behind the flywheel. If one were to restore it, the engine and drive train wouldn't require many trips to the Deere dealer (i.e. no parts there that would fit). I don't recognize the steering column or trottle(?) Looks like a beefy 2 cylinder engine.



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Mike M

11-10-2006 10:46:14




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to RalphinWI, 11-10-2006 07:12:30  
I LOVE the name you came up for it !!!!!

"Heliarc Special" Now that's a classic !!!!!



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RalphinWI

11-10-2006 07:12:14




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 Re: Unknown model in reply to josem, 11-10-2006 05:54:42  
Its a Heliarc Special. Note the front axle support welded to what remains of a late A of B frame. Looks like the crankshaft has been severed behind the flywheel. If one were to restore it, the engine and drive train wouldn't require many trips to the Deere dealer (i.e. no parts there that would fit). I don't recognize the steering column or trottle(?) Looks like a beefy 2 cylinder engine.



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