kcm.MN
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Steve@Advance
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Think the lights are electric or acetylene?
jd man wis
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What kind of tractor is it.
jd man wis
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What kind is this.
Texasmark1
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Agree since the tires are road worthy vs built for field traction.
Acetylene. They appear to be Jno. Brown model 19 brass headlamps which were originally used on 1911-'12 Model "T" Fords. They would originally be connected to a acetylene generator that used water dripping on a basket of carbide crystals to produce acetylene gas, or a small "Prestolite" pressurized tank.
Steve@Advance
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Maybe a piece of tubing going to a tee on the brace between the fenders, can't really tell...
ADB-Ia
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How far we've come in 100 years! We talk about the good old days but very few of us would really want to go back.
Steve@Advance
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The small portable acetylene rigs that plumbers and AC installers use, the acetylene tank is called an "M C" tank.
Supposedly because that size tank was used on the acetylene headlight for motor cycles!
Supposedly because that size tank was used on the acetylene headlight for motor cycles!
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