PatrickTucker
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I would be so grateful for help figuring out any info about this tractor
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I would be so grateful for help figuring out any info about this tractor
Steve@Advance
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Is it a zero turn?
The front wheels look like casters only.
The front wheels look like casters only.
Fawteen
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Hood looks a little like an Allgaier - German outfit.
Also bears some similarities to a Porche.
Also bears some similarities to a Porche.
Crazy Horse
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I'd guess it was some kind of a home made yard tractor that somebody cobbed together ..... starting with some kind of a front axle of some
kind and then started adding parts as he went along robbing from whatever he came across. That tin work, well let's just say it might have
originated from the Starship Enterprise. I think the Avery mentioned would have been much bigger than that. It would be interesting to
know what kind of engine it has in it.
kind and then started adding parts as he went along robbing from whatever he came across. That tin work, well let's just say it might have
originated from the Starship Enterprise. I think the Avery mentioned would have been much bigger than that. It would be interesting to
know what kind of engine it has in it.
PatrickTucker
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What we know is hurculies bxb 2 cylinder engin, Jeep trans, stuwat updated/reinforced frame, front nose is cast and two sifisticated to be home made. Clutch is Rusenburg.
Yes the rear end very easy to narrow or widden. There is a continuous spline internal 4 bolts on each side and the tracroe can be widne or narrowed.
Thank you for the tip I will look in that. We have had the tractor since the late 50's
PatrickTucker
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And the radiator is Perfex of Milwaukee
And it was set up from the factory with 6 volt electric start and hand crank
Hazyhillfarms
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Avery ro-track has large arms that stick up in the front, it's not one of those. Other than that, I have no idea.
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