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Dave Sherburne NY · Jul 3, 2010

I know what it is , You can guess. What I don't know is how old it is take a guess at that too.
Brought it home from an auction today

Dblair · Jul 3, 2010

speedex

Bob85355 · Jul 3, 2010

Its a rear end Page tractor. You can find some info at http://www.oldengine.org/members/allen/Pioneer/About.html

Bob
Central Arizona
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Dave Sherburne NY · Jul 3, 2010

It's a Page. It came with the cultivators, but I had to buy the 1 bottom plow separate because they
thought it went on a different tractor. Would like to find the year. The Wisconsin engine has spark
but no compression. the castings say PAGE, and
Milwaukee,but I haven't found a serial number. New
Tires on the front, and one new rim on the rear.
It has a new spark plug, so I think the former
owner expected to get it running for the auction.
It will be winter before I get time to work on it
but I plan to haul it to the local show on a
trailer with my Power King

Anonymous-0 · Jul 3, 2010

old wisconsins are noted for sticking valves, pull the plug and spray a little penetrant around valves with plastic straw, let soak and check for compression. i have had to reach through plug hole with an allen wrench and gently pry down on the valve to free some, not to much pressure as valve heads will bend or break off, BTDT hope this quicky fix gets you running soon leroy

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