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John B. · Feb 28, 2013

Any one know the make of this tractor?

Dr. Walt · Feb 28, 2013

Yes, it's an Anti Que. LOL

farmerjohn · Feb 28, 2013

Waterloo-boy?

Harvey 2 · Feb 28, 2013

It does look like a Waterloo-Boy:
But there is some differences from the W-Bs I have seen. Such as the steering wheel position and some other features that stand out.
I could be a very early one that no longer exist.
The John Deere boys on the JD site might be able to help out more.

Lazy WP · Feb 28, 2013

Did you notice that they are pitching the hay into a manure spreader?

Wheat Farmer · Feb 28, 2013

I wonder if the rack comes off of the manure spreader, or if it was converted. Or maybe that is the way they unloaded it for feeding.

John B. · Feb 28, 2013

The Waterloo Boy's didn't have the radiator sitting at 90° to the frame rails.

Texasmark1 · Feb 28, 2013

Well the pathetic thing about this picture (era) was the amount of labor involved, the "apparent" hay volume, and reality. Comparing loose hay to the contents of a mechanically baled package is truly amazing. But they had to do with what they had and they didn't know that a few decades down the road would be such a utopia.

John I really enjoy your pictures.

Mark

Fordfarmer · Feb 28, 2013

My first thought was a Titan, but I'm not sure about that.

John B. · Feb 28, 2013

I did some digging thru my books and found out the tractor is a "Whitney" model 9-18 introduced in 1918.

Whitney Tractor Company of Cleveland Ohio.
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