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Re: Re: Re: 1942 Centaur tractor?
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Posted by martin albrecht on December 21, 1999 at 13:24:14 from (195.24.81.253):
In Reply to: Re: Re: 1942 Centaur tractor? posted by miguelito! on August 13, 1998 at 21:46:44:
: :a friend on mine has a Le Roi tractor here in Switzeraland - it could be a Centaur?
: : : I have a 1942 Centaur and have neverheard of another ... have you? : : There was a major article in "antique Power" magazine about 2 years ago, I'll look it up for you later on. Where are you at? I'd like to see it up close. I seem to recall they were associated with Leroi in some way .....Caseman : Yeah .. the Centaur model D 133 has a flathead i33 cu in 4cylinder motor apparently sold patents to Le Roi in the 50s
: the rtactor has bis reduction gear like a transaxle and steering brakes at the inner axles ... kinda wierd but pretty neat!
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