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Re: Model T-tractor anyone know about such a thing
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Posted by Jon H on May 02, 2005 at 17:14:34 from (69.26.16.81):
In Reply to: Model T-tractor anyone know about such a thing? posted by Debra Durr on May 01, 2005 at 10:26:06:
Not only tractor conversions,but also 1-1/2 ton, chain drive truck conversions. Plus many devices to belt or pto power stationary equipment off a rear wheel or the front of the crankshaft. Many were advertized as quickly convertable back to use as a car. I bet most stayed converted,as none looked like the return to a car would take anything less than 1/2 day. As a tractor,can you imagine how short a model t's engine life would be,running in the dirt with no air cleaner?
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