Posted by rewalter on February 09, 2022 at 17:11:46 from (98.229.209.120):
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What you have is a Jaques Mighty Mite model 10. There are two models of Mighty Mite: Model MM and Model 10. The MM's came first and used a Ford Banjo rear end. The Model 10 used the rear end as in yours (with the two rectangular notches on the rear). Like all tractors from the Jaques family - they are relatively rare.
Dean - The Jaques Power Saw Company did very briefly make a tractor that utilized a Crosley engine called the "Farm King". It had a different hood from the Mighty Mite: where the Mighty Mite's hood is angular, the Farm King used a bubble like hood, had an electric start. At a quick glance the Farm King looks like the Mighty Mites\Ottawas\Frazers, however where all three of those used a U channel frame with the ends of the U facing out, The Jaques Farm King was slightly wider and had a u-channel frame where the flat smooth side faced out. The Farm Kings are wildly rare. I have seen pictures of maybe eight or ten examples ever. (in comparison there were 250 Ottawas produced and at least 70+ are documented to still exist; there was maybe 1,000-1,500 Frazer Model T's produced, and there at least 2,500+ Mighty Mites produced, with probably several hundred still existing)
For those who have these tractors or are interested in them, there is a great Facebook page called: "Jaques Mighty Mite - Frazer - Ottawa Mule Team - National Farm King Tractor" that has an active and knowledgable member base.
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