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Re: Hit and Miss tractor
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Posted by Dan in Ore on April 25, 2007 at 02:53:19 from (69.71.182.240):
In Reply to: Hit and Miss tractor posted by MTC on April 24, 2007 at 20:29:29:
There were some that had a "one lunger" engine on them. The one that comes to mind is the International Harvester Titan. Altman Taylor mounted a single cylinder gas engine on a steam traction engine frame and just cut the end off the boiler so the tubes were exposed and used that as a radiator. The problem with this question is that "hit and miss" has become a generic term for most any one lunger, so when someone says hit and miss you can't be sure if it is that or if it is throttle governed. Hope this helps.
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