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Re: Model A Ford Car With Tractor adapter kit


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Posted by rustyj on January 03, 2008 at 07:44:56 from (96.236.149.16):

In Reply to: Model A Ford Car With Tractor adapter kit posted by Cliff Inman on January 03, 2008 at 07:09:58:

There are several booklets available where you can see pictures of the finished product as installed on Model T Fords.
Those kits were bought by folks who didn't have access to a regular farm tractor, nor anyplace near enough to buy one, nor the cash! So, sitting out in the yard was an old Model T Ford, not being suitable for road use, so what better to do than convert it into a farm tractor, snow mobile, snow plow, or many other uses. I have seen a booklet that had many pictures of Fords converted to farm tractors. Nothing escaped the minds of those folks when it came to making something with the stuff at hand!
I haven't seen any made for Model A fords, although i have owned several homade tractors, converted from Model A ford cars. They all had bigger truck rear differentials installed in them, and usually had 2 transmissions mounted to give better gearing for hard pulling.
One i had, i made a homade snow plow for it, and i would plow driveways to earn spending money. They finally went to the big scrap yard in the sky, and are resting from many years of hard work! And that was because the wife said:"Clean up or get out!" Being that i loved her, and her cooking, i cleaned it all out!
There was a place in New Springfield, Ohio, name of:"Snyders Ford Country". I don't know if they are still in business, but you might Google it!


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